Since 1960s pop art the art world has been happy for artists to use the lowbrow to add zest and authenticity to their wo — Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery
Since 1960s pop art the art world has been happy for artists to use the lowbrow to add zest and authenticity to their wo — Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery
Since 1960s pop art the art world has been happy for artists to use the lowbrow to add zest and authenticity to their wo — Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery
Since 1960s pop art the art world has been happy for artists to use the lowbrow to add zest and authenticity to their wo — Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery
Since 1960s pop art the art world has been happy for artists to use the lowbrow to add zest and authenticity to their wo — Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery
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Since 1960s pop art the art world has been happy for artists to use the lowbrow to add zest and authenticity to their works. But middlebrow has resonances of the suburban bourgeousie who might see art as aspirational by association.

— Grayson Perry, Playing to the Gallery
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