I'll Be Your Mirror: The Selected Andy Warhol Interviews (24 page)

FIT TO PRINT
: Andy Warhol at the New York Film Festival during a trip to Stan Vanderbeek's studio, talking with Mrs. Vander-beek, 1967. Credit: © 2004 by Gretchen Berg

MAN WITH CAMERA
: Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey during the filming of Women in Revolt, The Factory, 3 3 Union Square West, New York City, 1972. Credit: © 2004 by Gretchen Berg

BLOW UP
: Andy Warhol, Paul Mor-rissey and Jane Forth (poster of Dallesandro in background). The Factory, 33 Union Square West, New York City, 1972. Credit: © 2004 by Gretchen Berg

ANOTHER OPENING
: Warhol and Elio Fiorucci, the Italian fashion guru, at the opening of Fiorucci's Rodeo Drive store in Beverly Hills. Andy is signing and giving away free copies of Interview magazine to fans. September 1978. Credit: © by Edo Bertoglio

THE FACTORY "BOYS."
From left to right: Richard Cramer, Jamie Frankfurt, Vincent Fremont, Andy Warhol, Fred Hughes, Bob Colacello, Chris Hemphill. Union Square Fac-tory, July 1977. Credit: © by Edo Bertoglio

SAY CHEESE
: Andy poses with his Big Shot Polaroid camera, Union Square Fac-tory, 1978. Credit: © by Edo Bertoglio

HOT OFF THE PRESS
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Andy examines the August 77 issue of Interview magazine, Union Square Factory, July 1977. Credit: © by Edo Bertoglio

GOOD TIMES
: Marisa Berenson swipes Andy's camera during a party in Venice, California. Credit: © by Edo Bertoglio

I'LL BE YOUR MIRROR
: Andy and right-hand man Bob Colacello at Fiorucci's Rodeo Drive store opening in Beverly Hills, 1978. Credit: © by Edo Bertoglio

I TOOK A PICTURE OF HIM, HE TOOK A PICTURE OF ME
: The resultant portrait from the Man Ray Interview. Man Ray, 1978. Silkscreen ink on synthetic polymer paint on canvas. Credit: © 2004 by Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts / ARS, New York

THE LIFE OF THE PARTY
: At a
Studio 54 party for Christopher Makos (left corner) and Shelly Fremont (holding wine glass), 1979. Credit: © by Edo Bertoglio

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A MEETING BETWEEN TWO GREAT ICONS OF GAY LIBERATION
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William S. Burroughs and Andy Warhol dine at 65 Irving Place for their Blueboy interview, February 1980. Credit: © by Victor Bockris, 2004