Examples of using Kitsch in English and their translations into Serbian
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have fallen into kitsch and have nothing in common with the aesthetical values of St. Sava.
Nerdrum claims that his art should be understood as kitsch rather than art as such.
loft, kitsch, pop art.
The beauty and pleasure in art-- probably a human universal-- were-- began to be considered saccharine, or kitsch, or commercial.
his genius work as the counterweight to plenty of content offered to children with dominating aggression and(or) the kitsch and trash.
Critics of the practice of cultural appropriation contend that divorcing this iconography from its cultural context or treating it as kitsch risks offending people who venerate
Though the Grammys have proven to be where Gaga often amps up the kitsch, Gaga turned to stylist
Chinese media reported that a university in northwestern China had banned Christmas, calling it a“kitsch” foreign celebration unbefitting of the country's own traditions
which has drawn criticism from architects as being kitsch.
oppose kitsch western holidays” and“Resist the expansion of western culture”.
they played house music for two hours, domestic/local dance/turbo music of the'90s for another four hours, and kitsch folk music for the rest of time.
In an overflow of lack of style and kitsch, these young and educated artists have task to create contemporary visual art
the Lee legend- swaddled in myth, kitsch and racism- has endured even past the civil rights era when it became both urgent
the Lee legend- swaddled in myth, kitsch and racism- has endured even past the civil rights era, when it became
gray and kitsch will stop you in your tracks:
oppose kitsch Western holidays” and“Resist the expansion of Western culture”.
and the existence of kitsch on the other, and these forms of behavior are perceived as“correct” and desirable.
I think it is totally kitsch.
Kitsch is neither beautiful nor ugly.
Ambiguity can lead to kitsch.