Articles

Anyone mistakenly thinking that design is superficial or shallow will be in for a mind-blowing wake-up at Design Indaba Conference 2007. >

Fashion takes a front seat at the Design Indaba Expo 2007, with a sexy smorgasbord of style to get creative juices flowing. >

The latest issue of Design Indaba magazine devotes an extensive section to top British graphic designer, the late Alan Fletcher. >

Stunning jewellery, and the creative inspiration leading to great jewellery design, will be a major focus of the Design Indaba 2007. >

The Design Indaba Expo, 23 to 25 February 2007, is an opportunity to marvel at the ingenuity, quality and variety of South African design. >

Beverley Price’s unique jewellery is inspired by western as well as indigenous South African goldsmithing and ritual objects. >

Marc Shoul explores the small cycles of daily life against a larger backdrop of shadow, light, unspoken drama and uncertain peace in Israel. >

A personal journal produced over two years by Durban-based graphic designer Trevor Paul has reignited his creativity. >

Nine large-scale metal tree sculptures with colourful, rotating mid-sections have given new life to Juta Street in Johannesburg. >

Providing the right solution between cool design and peace of mind, ZenKaya is a new local concept for prefab living and working space. >

Design Indaba magazine pays tribute to graphic design guru Alan Fletcher. >

Top graduates of Design Academy Eindhoven recently exhibited eco-friendly "death designs" that are, quite literally, to die for. >

The poet of technology, Denis Santachiara, marries art and design. >

If you thought botanical illustration was dying out as fast as the rare plants it depicts, you may need to adjust your magnifying glass. >