Design is not Art
It is comforting to hear from a distinguished designer that "design is not art", something that Harold Nelson and I have argued in our book "The Design Way". Unfortunately there is a common misunderstanding that design is close to art or a type of art. Milton Glaser makes the clear statement that this is not the case in a brief article. I wish more people would take this position, it would make a huge difference in how we think about design and how it would be positioned and organized into a university structure as well as a company structure.
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2 comments:
The links direct to qz.com. This is probably unintentional.
HI Chris
Sorry the link was wrong, have changed it.
Erik
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