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20 June 2006 by nathaniel

A Posed Question – for Contempo magazine

For Contempo’s third issue – please weigh in!

"A Posed Question" for Contempo mag – enter into the debate by responding to any of the following questions, via email, to copy [at] Contempo [dot] co [dot] za. You should get this to the editor by end of day 15 July.

  • How do you differentiate between art & design?
  • What role does design play in your artistic practice?
  • How do socially engaged or non-commercial art play a role in your design?
  • How do you differentiate the ‘roles’ that art and design play in our society?

LENGTH: Your response should not exceed 200 words

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION

nathaniel & germaine (copy editor @ Contempo)

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