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William Kentridge: Five Themes catalogues the career of this iconic South African artist. >

In Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell suggests the magical benchmark of time for success is 10 000 hours of practise. >

After their first album release in 2006, the cool kids of Mtkidu have (finally) released their second limited-edition album, Shaka Won. >

“Farming should be viewed as the sustainable cultivation of a renewable resource,” announces Protofarm 2050 at the World Design Congress. >

The Design for a Living World project and exhibition sees 10 leading designers focus on a natural material from a specific place. >

Washington-based designer Kenneth Cobonpue presented a series of design lectures in Cape Town and Johannesburg. >

Students and young designers are again invited to book for the Young Designers Simulcast at the 2010 Design Indaba Conference. >

Misael SA Art and Design has opened in an historic building at 103b Bree Street in Cape Town. >

Underpinning this edition is the Protofarm 2050 project, which Design Indaba presented at the ICSID World Design Congress in Singapore. >

Two independent Cape Town design stalwarts, whatiftheworld and Stiaan Louw have responded to the retail call of Johannesburg. >

Design duo Dokter and Misses are set up shop in Brixton with their cardboard handbags and heavy metal bling. >

Johannesburg fashion designer Suzaan Heyns collaborated with photographer Brett Rubin to shoot her Spring/Summer 2009 collection. >

The Jasper Morrison Shop is housed in an unused part of his new studio. >

American Chateau features grandiose tongue-in-cheek works by Jaime Hayon and Nienke Klunder. >