Afrolectric

Photographer Stan Engelbrecht’s German language follow-up to the successful African Salad, Das is(s)t Deutschland was recently launched.

Winner of the Best Womenswear Designer title at Spring/Summer 2009 New York Fashion Week, Samantha Cole is on an upwards trajectory.

With barely a human subject in sight, Roger Ballen’s newest book, Boarding House, makes his oeuvre even more intangible.

The hot new +27 Design Cafe in Pretoria recently showcased Andre Pereira’s most renowned works of Gig Art.

Ji Lee has launched an open project to photograph and preserve images of the Twin Towers in New York City logos.

"The idea of being African is like trying to be rock'n'roll," says Spoek Mathambo in the newest edition of Design Indaba magazine.

Combining two youth culture essentials, music and T-shirts, the new Hruki T-shirt range has become an immediate hit.

The Wattcher is a design object that displays the total electricity consumption of your home in a beautiful and meaningful way.

In Jesse Breytenbach’s graphic novel I Don’t Like Chocolate every story relates to food from a different slant.

Going multidisciplinary, Green Design by Marcus Fairs is one of the first books to give a thorough overview of the burgeoning movement.