Examples of using Kitsch in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Kitsch becomes a hero on screen.
She had thousands of pieces of elephant kitsch all over her house.
As an effect of historical changes, kitsch is caused by industrialization, urbanization, and the rise of a new middle class.
It then evolves into an Art Deco version from 1935 to 1972,then a more kitsch version from 1972.
Kitsch is a German word born in the middle of the sentimental nineteenth century, and from German it entered all Western languages.
The design remains neutral, pleasant, not kitsch bone, how see some routers on the market.
I actually met with[director Joseph Kosinski] maybe even a year earlier for a different project,a dark comedy he was developing," says Kitsch.
Its high ceilings, dimmed lighting and kitsch furniture make this locale unique and a great place for some pre-clubbing Barcelona style!
You need to get these kinds of lineups, actor-wise, to get movies like this greenlit- and still,the budget wasn't crazy," says Kitsch.
Critics denounce her stage act as campy(at best) or kitsch(at worst) and make fun of her appearance and lack of formal vocal training.
The Southeast Asian country draws those people because of its French-style urban architecture, tropical beaches,hill tribe treks and Communist kitsch for sale.
Therefore, a Japanese online store called Tokyo Kitsch(東京キッチュ) introduced to us these bookmarks designed to look exactly like many people's favorite foods!
And as the mass media come to embrace and to infiltrate more andmore of our life, kitsch becomes our everyday aesthetic and moral code.
After that there were two unsuccessful marriages, a lack of understanding of serious art critics,who dubbed all his work the offensive word"kitsch.
Macdonald wrote:"The Lords of kitsch, in short, exploit the cultural needs of the masses in order to make a profit and/or to maintain their class rule.".
Havana is a mix of old and new,where old cars and crumbling Spanish colonial architecture blend with kitsch galleries and a booming nightlife.
Kitsch aims for the easiest responses it can get, preferring rather to deliver us back to the comfort of familiar feelings than to challenge us with new ones.
A military science fiction action movie, this film starred the likes of artist/performer Rihanna,Taylor Kitsch, and Alexander Skarsgard, to name a few.
This apparently really happened in London at a nightclub called Kitsch, when two unnamed Russian millionaires started going head-to-head ordering bottles of Dom Perignon and Cristal, according to news reports.
He negotiated a $250,000 deal with Beretta to have the firm's 92FS pistol featured in Peter Berg's Afghanistan war drama Lone Survivor,starring Wahlberg and Taylor Kitsch.
After driving around for a half hour, Kitsch finally found a spot in the park where he could get a cell phone signal- and all so we could chat about a movie that wouldn't even be out for another four months.
Those of us who live in a society where various political tendencies exist side by side and competing influences cancel or limit one another can manage more orless to escape the kitsch inquisition: the individual can preserve his individuality;
Stanton's John Carter, starring Taylor Kitsch as the eponymous character, released in 2012 to mixed reviews, but it was its massive commercial failure that killed any sequel hopes.
When I first asked if I could get aninterview with Only the Brave star Taylor Kitsch, he immediately volunteered to call me that afternoon- in the middle of his vacation in Yellowstone National Park.
Even with all the visitors and kitsch, though, it's still easy to find a quiet spot on the beach, picnic on the Daibas, take a ferry across the Bay or visit one of the many parks and playgrounds.
Lourdes has an enormous number of shops selling all sorts of kitsch and religious souvenirs like statuettes of saints, rosaries, candles, containers for storing the water from the source near the Grotto, mugs and fridge magnets.
By the twentieth century, kitsch was given a new set of meanings by the critics of"mass culture," particularly American Left intellectuals who used kitsch to criticize the culture of the new"consumer society" or mass society.
Don't be fooled: in fact, it is an overblown, kitsch pastiche, characterised by lifeless surfaces, lurid emotions, and vile, excessive details, such as a couple of toadstools growing on the base.
For one thing, they seem to favor Desert Kitsch, too much gold and too much bling and, when it comes to the alleged murder and dismemberment of a critic of the crown prince, a lackadaisical attitude toward the apparent crime.
She is the author of The Artificial Kingdom: A Treasury of the Kitsch Experience and Megalopolis: Contemporary Cultural Sensibilities.[1] She received a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation in 1994[2] and a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1996.[3] She writes the column"Object Lesson" for the publication Cabinet.
