Sentence examples for high art version from inspiring English sources

Tennessee Williams did the high art version of the same thing on the Broadway stage.

It also leads you through a century of cinema history, like a high-art version of the pop culture supercut.

Also, apropos of Morris's need for strangeness, this piece had an utterly bizarre set of costumes: chiffon tunics, studded here and there with little fabric roses and laid over slick, skintight, opalescent onesies a sort of high-art version of Frederick's of Hollywood.

As the camera nips back and forth from gallery to couch, with the speakers sometimes almost cut off in mid-sentence, the proceedings can bring to mind a high-art version of "New Year's Rockin' Eve," especially since Mr. Marlow bears more than a passing resemblance to Ryan Seacrest.

Also, apropos of Morris's need for strangeness, this piece had an utterly bizarre set of costumes: chiffon tunics, studded here and there with little fabric roses and laid over slick, skintight, opalescent onesies — a sort of high-art version of Frederick's of Hollywood.

"La Cama" is a secular version of popular devotional art with roots in high art, and its bauble-based ornamentation makes it as dazzling as any Old World reliquary.

This is high art.

ART CLASS becomes HIGH ART (hopefully).

Art meant high art.

At least, not high art.

Vegetables are becoming high art.