JOHN WATERS: INDECENT EXPOSURE

The first retrospective of John Waters's visual arts career in his hometown of Baltimore presents more than 160 provocative photographs, sculptures, and video and sound works. The exhibition concludes with a gallery devoted to ephemera, including objects from Waters’s home and studio that inspire him, and three peep-shows featuring footage from his rarely seen underground movies of the 1960s. 

This richly illustrated catalogue includes an interview with the artist and a jacket cover that becomes a 20" x 36" poster. 

232 pages, 200 images