What constitutes art in relation to the contemporary concept of “design”? After all, all art is designed, isn’t it? Even when art is wholly random, the mind of the person triggering the random splash (or whatever technique) is a designing agent by proxy. However, all design – a contemporary general term for shape and form in everyday/decorative items and/or demagogic information – isn’t art. But if one is to make such bold assumptions as I just did, perhaps there needs to be some clarification? As a result of urbanised and globalised monoculture, there has been a slight confusion during the most recent decades. The sphere of what I call “general creatives” has been more or less successfully integrated into what’s usually called the “art world”. Meaning: industrial designers, commercial graphic artists, fashion people, architects and conceptual strategists can nowadays have exhibitions at institutions and spaces that used to contain a more narrow form of art (the kind made by...