bohemia

• What can be gleaned from these essays is that Wilson, a Denver artist, has been working since the 1960s and that he was part of a now mostly forgotten bohemia. —  Westword | Complete Issue
• He's attracted some impressive players who have joined the act and together, they are fermenting a local taste that's acoustic, funky and sprinkled with a touch of hillbilly bohemia - if there is such a thing. —  Kingsport Times News - Daily 5
• For a gay leader who rose up in the 1970s out of the low-rent bohemia of San Francisco's Castro district, Harvey Milk came off as a fairly straight shooter. —  RNews - TOP STORIES
• Yet not only does poetry exist, it is flourishing - and not just among the grand old oaks of literary society, but in the grassroots of bohemia. —  Personism
• Kauffman and Crane staged musicals off-Broadway and wrote children's theater, but as much as they enjoyed the artistic bohemia of the New York scene, it was far too difficult to make a living there. —  Articles

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