nondidactic

It is user-friendly, nondidactic and contextually relevant.

In the process, they contribute to a new (though very old) and interestingly nondidactic merging of art, poetry and performance in late 1990's art.

It is just this kind of warm-hearted, nondidactic realism that makes Mr. Milanes such a well-loved composer-performer.

But Mr. McIsaac's presence gives "Route 1" a generous nondidactic tone and its coherence.

One children's author, Patricia Polacco, has carved out a niche writing books that highlight multiculturalism and show, in a nondidactic way, grandmothers and single mothers as heads of their households.

WHAT we get is a spacious, nondidactic, cross-referential and free-flowing exhibition - the perfect global survey for the end of the 20th century - that paradoxically seems more coherent and consistent than past biennales.