2010 Archive

Anton Kannemeyer's new Bitterkomix collection Pappa in Afrika deals with the controversial and uncomfortable topic of racism. >

Add water to soil. Mix. Build house. Architect Malcolm Worby crusades the benefits of mud brick building, writes Delia de Villiers. >

Whatever we need to do to sustain our lives, nature already does, writes Beth Peterson. >

Sometimes we need to be reminded of the things that make South Africa special. Michael Poliza and friends have captured the magic in a book. >

The architectural richness of the Free State province is often forgotten or overlooked, but a new book succeeds in capturing the highlights. >

Inspiration and the creative process are thought to be bedfellows. A new book, Inspired, explores to what extent the two rely on each other. >

Home is where the heart is the old adage goes. And this is certainly true for Sir Terence Conran. >

Airports, Alain de Botton argues, are the imaginative centres of our civilisation. He spends a week at one and writes a fascinating account. >

With it's bright colours and edgy lines, Peter Saville's design for OMD's first album since 1996 is a happy addition to visual culture. >

It’s a local joke that Cape Town is a republic of its own. The Wallpaper* City Guide gives some hints as to why. >

It’s gone. >