With FACT’s range of gorgeous bags, you can take a piece of Cape Town and wear it around your shoulder.

Photographer Melanie Dunea was curious about the last meal the world's top chefs would want to have. She documented it in a collection of visual delight.

The Last Meal project looks at the last meal prisoners on death row chose to have.

South African photographer Marc Shoul's collection of photographs about life in Brakpan has earned him an international award.

It's not every day that one gets to see the president of the USA, Barack Obama, kissing one of his rivals. The Benetton UNHATE campaign promotes love, not hate.

Recognising artistic excellence in the visual and performing arts, the winners of the 2011 Standard Bank Young Artist Award were announced recently.

Zanele Muholi's "Isilumo siyaluma" collection of work looks at the stigmas and violence black lesbians in South Africa face.

Ji Lee's Pieces of Mind project uses thousands of little Buddha statues to remind people to live in the moment and get a bit of peace of mind.

Photographer Patricia Driscoll's A Means to an End documents the abattoir as both a space of organisation and trauma.

Ross Garrett’s work explores the boundary between fine art and fashion photography.

Holding a mirror up to human nature, Decadent Pigeons asks whether the quest for prosperity and freedom is making us like grey, bored and scandalous birds.

James Barnor's portraits speak to his passionate interest in people and societies in transition.

Take a dive with Marcel Wanders and "Mermaids" at the London Design Festival.

Pedagogy at the Photo Workshop Gallery examines the relationship between the classroom and the gallery.

Images from Google Earth make for compelling rug designs with David Hanaeur's WorldWide Carpets.

Photographer Mikhael Subotzky and artist Patrick Waterhouse have been capturing the shifting moods of Ponte City in Jo’burg since 2008.

Photographer Damien Schumann spent six months documenting the fraught USA-Mexican border cities.

Today life in Angola might seem bleak, but for the infrastructural development. Yet the people are convinced of the possibilities.

Figures & Fictions is a compelling look at contemporary South African photography.

Andrew Tshabangu’s photographic work is an exploration of the way that people inhabit their living spaces.