The Design Question
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Design, art, educationAbstract
These lines will seek to outline some ideas around a question as controversial as it is necessary: is design art? The classic and most frequented disciplinar bibliography has been blunt in that sense and seems to have achieved the objective of hegemonizing its thought. However, are there no alternative points of view? There are core matters to art that touch design and go through it without elusions. This article will try to bring them to the surface and to promote debates within our profession.Downloads
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