Modern art and popular culture

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assume
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treat as real
devalue
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reduce the quality of sth; make sth less important
evolve
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change with time
float
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stay on the surface of a liquid
gain
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achieve
overwhelm
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dominate
participate
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take part in sth
reflect
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show
set up
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establish; start
endergo
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experience with sth unpleasent
aura
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a particular quality or feeling surrounding a person
breakdown
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a failure or an end to people's contact
craftsman
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a skilled person who works with his hands
epoch
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a period in history
esteem
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respect mixed with admiration
formaldehyde
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a liquid used for preserving biological specimens; formalin
medium
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the material or the form used by an artist
output
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production
patron
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a person who supports artists
symbiosis
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relationship based on mutual dependence
appeal
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attractiveness
cliché
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an often used and meaningless expression
diversity
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variety
fad
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a short-lived fashion
genre
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a type of literature, music, etc that is recognizable by its features
novelty
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sth that is interesting because it's new and original
recipient
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sb who gets sth
refinement
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the quality of being polite, educated and able to judge things
sensitivity
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the ability to understand art and literature
stupor
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a state in which one is unable to think, see or hear clearly
derive
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develope from sth
enhance
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improve
feed
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become stronger thanks to sth
fuel
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become stronger by deriving energy from sth
permeate
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spread through and affect sth
hitherto
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until that time
inadvertently
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not intentionally
indecent
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morally unacceptable or offensive
low-brow
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not reaching an essence of sth
senseless
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without reason or purpose
superficial
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proud of oneself
susceptible
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easily affected or influenced by sth
unorthodox
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unusual, different from the norm
unscrupulous
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unfair and dishonest
vain
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not interested in art; unsophisticated

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