Maggie St. Thomas

Maggie St. Thomas is a West Coast artist from Long Beach, CA. By the age of fourteen, she was a published photojournalist capturing the Los Angeles Anarchy punk and Goth music scenes with her Nikon cameras. One of Maggie's most cherished moments came in 1995 when she photographed her all-time favorites, The Ramones.

Since then, Maggie's photographic and journalistic works have been featured on the covers and in the pages of over 300 print publications, including Billboard, Rolling Stone, LA Times, and High Times. Her photographic career has allowed her to work closely with legendary artists including Etta James, Lemmy Kilmister, Bo Diddley, Joey Ramone, Bradley Nowell (Sublime), and many more. With each collaboration, Maggie skillfully captures the essence of those in front of her camera lens with timeless finesse and grace.

In October 2022, Maggie entered the world of published authors with her debut hardcover release, Still Life: The Photographs of Maggie St.Thomas. Four decades of photographic work are compiled into a collection of 104 pages focusing on life, death, and beyond. The book begins with a foreword written by Exene Cervenka (X), which beautifully sets the tone for its readers.

Since then, Maggie has published a handful of books including three children's books, and dozens of unique word search puzzle books on niche topics including Sobriety, Music, True Crime, and Cremation.

In 2025 she published Subject: PUNK. Her work has been on display at such institutions including the Punk Rock Museum (Las Vegas, NV), and The Grammy Museum (Los Angeles, CA).