Known as the king of bad taste and a true icon of American independent cinema, John Waters (b. 1946) has spent decades pushing boundaries and redefining what film can be. But what happens when a filmmaker famous for transgression turns his eye to the art world? Published to accompany the How Much Can You Take? exhibition at Kunsthaus Zürich, this catalogue dives into Waters’ lesser-known but equally bold visual art practice. It features over 40 works, from sculptural pieces and assemblages to aphorisms and striking film-based photography. Bold, witty, and unmistakably Waters.
 
It should be noted that the text is in German, but a separate English translation booklet is included.