Sentence examples for didactic artist from inspiring English sources

What I love about his work is that he was not a didactic artist; it was writing, it was literature, it was poetry, it was a new approach to politics, film-making and a language of music.

But that's how art works on one, and it's true of supposedly didactic artists like Brecht and Shaw.

The novella ends, somewhat didactically, with the artist regaining his pacifist resolve, but there is no missing the fact that he has arrived at it almost entirely through weakness.

In "Gathering Blue," the plot and characters are subordinate to the novel's often didactic message: that artists have the most important role in society and can save or shape that society through their art.

His ideas continue to fascinate me, though he is the least didactic and preachy of artists.

Cole's vision was so complex and didactic that few other artists matched it, or seemed to want to, though many did variations on it.

No artist is less didactic than Kentridge, however, and he offered no explicit connections.

In his installations the Swiss artist Thomas Hirschhorn waxes didactic on politics and philosophy, even as he bombards us with sensational imagery.

The hand seduced these artists away from the narrowly didactic.

The artist has given the piece a didactic title, "Exoticism Was for Sale," a clear reference to the all-devouring organism known as global culture.

But audacity, playfulness, and wit tend to subvert the didactic impulse here, perhaps because many of the artists focus on the body.