Sentence examples for exotic kitsch from inspiring English sources
The three examples here form intricate conversations, running vertically and laterally, about high and low, the trickle-down of exotic cultures (toward kitsch) and the sacraments of interior decorating.
She has an obsession with gaudy leopard skin, feather boas, animal heads and kitsch – and this exotic aesthetic has spread through the whole city.
While the exotic alpenglow romance inevitably faded to kitsch over the decades, the mountains continued to offer an escape.
Occasionally, exotic character that gave an object a kitsch appearance was enough to send prices to phenomenal levels.
Alexander Calder, one of his victims, told him acidly: 'He would probably cover the base with powdered sugar and call it Mt Fuji', hinting at the suspicion of some critics that Noguchi's blend of Japanese and modernism verged on folkloric kitsch, pitched at the taste for the exotic of his Western patrons.
In spite of the exotic material, this was classic Albarn - melodic and whimsical, knowingly kitsch in its collision of the ancient and the modern.
Those who prefer their food and surroundings a little rougher can try Grizzly House (207 Banff Avenue, 403-762-4055), a Western-kitsch restaurant where you can cook your own combination of exotic game (buffalo, rattlesnake, ostrich) over hot rocks at your table.
Thus 1980s LPs, kitsch Americana, super-8 cameras and vintage boomboxes share shelf space with folding screens, exotic wooden clocks, and Ottoman ceramics.
