John Waters: Indecent Exposure

Probably best known for his cult films Pink Flamingos, Hairspray and Cry-Baby, filmmaker John Waters has a parallel career as a writer, performer and visual artist. John Waters: Indecent Exposure (on view at the Wexner Center for the Arts through April 28, 2019) is the most comprehensive retrospective of Waters' gallery-based art to date, spanning more than 160 photographs, sculptures and works for audio and video produced since the early 1990s. Drawing from his experiences with film and his fascination with celebrity, crime, religion and kitsch, Waters subverts mainstream expectations of visual art, enticing viewers with his astute, provocative and wickedly funny observations about society.

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It's almost as though he's in a cultural purgatory where the more outrageous he acts the more people accept it as socially acceptable! Oh John I wish the world is so easily offended well in some ways it is maybe even worse! Get them John you're the best

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Raymond Reddington would be intrigued.

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...sorry I passed you in Kansas 😑