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Her aspirations were noble: Inject high art into pop music and create a Koons-esque kaleidoscope of dance tracks.

With the collection, Lagerfeld offered a young-at-heart interpretation of his high art.

His work and life showed that popular music can qualify as high art, both in its purpose and its effect.

“He brought a dialogue with real pop culture and everyday life into high art—that was untouchable before [him],” said Oursler.

Blame-shifting is a high art in Washington; now both sides can argue about who brought the country back from the brink.

It is no reproach to a book which actually finds readers to say that it is not high art.

I cannot recognize the truth of all that is said about the necessity of religious fervor to high art.

To get rid of carpets, and put down rugs, to hang up rows of plates instead of family portraits—this also is “high art.”

Now, while dramatic editors may possibly know something of music, they don't claim to be high art critics.

"Of course you'll go in for the conquest as high art, without any arrire pense," said Jack Vandeleur.

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On this page you'll find 41 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to high art, such as: grandeur, balance, clarity, class, classicalism, and dignity.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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