Meanwhile, the animus against the rich continues to thrive, especially among the chattering classes (has anyone ever been among a group of artsy types who had anything positive to say about the wealthy?), even as they are held up as exemplars of initiative and drive.
He had "grand visions of coming to New York" and palling around with a group of artsy, queer best friends in Greenwich Village.
The eclectic group included the artsy, aspiring producer Becca Anna Kendrickk), the hilarious Australian jokester "Fat Amy Rebel Wilsonon) and the aca-obsessed overachiever Chloe (Brittany Snow).
More affordable and far quirkier is a new arrival, the Fusion Hotel, which offers both artsy, boutique-style rooms and dormlike group lodgings, with a rotating ground-floor bar and two cool restaurants packed with locals (Panska 9; 420-226-222-800; fusionhotels.com).
Artsy has been one of a group of startups that has reaped the benefits.
They thought my album was too artsy but that's the identity of the group I'm from".
Imagine a group of east coast intellectuals at an artsy dinner party deciding (after one too many glasses of red wine) to concoct a "kids' movie" that they could all enjoy without the intrusion of those pesky youngsters.
The service developed a reputation among some people during its beta period as a social network for artsy San Francisco elitists – but everyone needs a beta testing group and that's a pretty good one to have.
magnet / (mag& nit) / n. / a place that has attracted a following among a particular group, e.g., "Berlin's become a total magnet for artsy expats -- it's to today what Paris was to the '20s".
Her effervescent ninth novel, The Interestings (2013), follows a group of six friends, who meet as teens at an artsy camp the summer Nixon resigned, through four tumultuous decades.
