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John Waters is a filmmaker, author and photographer based in Baltimore and New York who became famous as "the pope of trash" (William Burroughs) and the "king of suburban exploitation" Waters' work shows "gleeful irreverence and appreciation of the American grotesque." His films, photos and writings make the transition from underground to mainstream without losing their aesthetic integrity. Currently in post-production on the movie A Dirty Shame in Baltimore. Among his best known films: Mondo Trasho, Multiple Maniacs, Pink Flamingos, Hairspray, Divine, Serial Mom, Pecker, and Cecil B. Demented. Author of Shock Value; Crackpot (recently reissued); Trash Trio; Director's Cut; Art: A Sex Book
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John Waters was a professor of film and subculture at the European Graduate School in Saas-Fee, Switzerland, where he conducted a summer workshop. |
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