Brian Kennedy

Warhol is probably still the epitome, but it's a concept that had legs: making the artist the product and the brand. Declan Long looks here at artists who capitalise on their identities.

What's wrong, or right, with using other people's ideas? Here Henri McKervey and Declan Long investigate the originality-quoting-appropriating-plagiarism continuum.

The sketch can be free, but the remit tight. John Wood investigates drawing as a tool in designers' work.

Graphic authorship: what does it mean, does it exist and is it any use? Jane Austin explores the hot but tenuous issue of what happens when designers try to put more of themselves into their work.

Keith Murray looks at the future of branding in the art-institution sector.

Art and design: forever separate, or are we just fooling ourselves? Luke Clancy dives in where many fear to go.

This is the first in a series of articles by Gemma Tipton looking at the design and use of art spaces.