2017 Archive

This one of a kind design contest gives warmth to Canada’s chilly winters. >

A brain-computer interface records “yes” or “no” answers for paralysis sufferers. >

Artist and designer Ekene Ijeoma, who is speaking at Design Indaba 2017, humanises intangible data to trigger empathy and compassion. >

In May 2016, Tea Uglow (formerly Tom) spoke on doubt as a creative catalyst. During the talk, she acknowledged she is transgender. Tea is speaking at DI 2017. >

#1. Don't be a photographer >

Jordanian designer Raya Kassisieh’s monumental work gets a second life. >

Nigerian artist Fred Martins has created a new series using symbols of butterflies and fists to represent soul and power in Black History Month. >

Inflexibility in art can be the downfall of the artist. >

From practical to poetic, we'd like to introduce you our brilliant Global Graduates who’ll be presenting their work at the Design Indaba Conference 2017. >

South African interior designer Siyanda Mbele unveils new work. >

This device helps to manage insulin healthily, leaving you to do more amusing things. >