October 2018 Archive

The Electronic Play Mat is designed to promote interactive play between autistic children and their parents or caregivers to build communication. >

Now the gallerist and curator will be joining us on stage at next year’s Design Indaba Conference. >

Here are five more antenna 2018 speakers and a little bit about why we chose them. >

Sarah Snaith takes us through the highlights of this year's conference which was recently held in Mexico City. >

She’s known as the designer of all of our favourite apocalyptic TV shows like Westworld and The Handmaid’s Tale. >

“I see myself as a tool to create. So what you put in, is what you get out. If I am doing well or doing something I love I feel that will be what comes out." >

These innovations are not only responsive but empathetic, taking a human-centred approach to solutions-based design. >

"While maidservants make the bed and dust the sofa day in and day out, they are not expected to sit or lie on them.” >

The visual artist and printmaker will be exhibiting at the first ever antenna exhibition. Here's what she had to say about her work. >

A prosthetic leg made from recycled plastic is about to change the lives of amputees in developing countries. >

Photographer Mutua Matheka launched his project to show the complex beauty of African cities. >