arty
/ˈɑr ti/
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Definition(s):
- (adj) showily imitative of art or artists
Usage(s):
- Beyond the capital where almost half the country lives South Korea has arty port cities like Busan and cultural centers like Gwangju.
- He was an arty kid, always watercoloring and sculpting, which is not to say he ran with the artsy crowd.
- And there are some in the audience tonight who vividly recall the days when Bowie and Iggy shared a flat in the arty West Berlin district of Schoeneberg.
Quotes
- Rock says, "We were talking about the album (STADIUM ARCADIUM) and I commented to Rick that their videos are very arty. I said, 'They need to do a straight down-the-middle party, girls, ass-shaking, Rolling Stones-type video.' Rick told Anthony what...on Mar 13, 2007 By: Chris Rock Source: Contactmusic.com
- "I'm being asked by my fans in Tamil Nadu why I've opted to go arty at this point of my career. Well, I've had my fill of commercial successes like 'Arya' (Tamil) and 'Rang De Basanti', 'Guru' (Hindi). It's about time I did films where I get a...on Nov 19, 2007 By: R Madhavan Source: Mangalorean.com
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