INTERACT / Design Indaba 2005

23 February 2005 - 25 February 2005

By 2005 the Design Indaba brand had stabilised as a cornerstone of South Africa’s creative landscape. The Design Indaba workshops continued to expose scholars around the country to leading international designers, the Design Indaba magazine continued to win awards, and, each year, the number and calibre of speakers at the event itself continued to increase.

Following the runaway success of the first Design Indaba Expo, the second edition was refined and amplified even more, displaying the best in everything, from homeware to multimedia.

Maintaining its conscientising, contemporary ideals, the Design Indaba also responded to a pressing social need to bolster the local architecture, fashion and jewellery sectors. Individual Specialist Indabas were launched for each of these and local and international designers in the respective fields debated the contribution of these creative sectors to the South African economy.

The Wilderness Downtown
Masterminds behind "The Wilderness Downtown", "The Johnny Cash Project" and "3 Dreams of Black", this American pair are pioneering a new path for digital media.
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John Bielenberg thinks wrong. And he's changing the world, one design project at a time. Design Indaba chats to this mastermind about his creative progeny.
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From housing solutions and designing for disability to branding and fun, the 2011 Design Indaba Conference had something for everybody.
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The ideas for how to encourage cycling in SA cities were all brilliant but there can be only winner. And that is…
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Karin Fong creates cinematic experiences that capture the imagination. Here she answers SMS questions sent to her during Design Indaba.
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The creative mind behind the renowned Global Africa Project, Lowery Stokes Sims answers the SMS questions sent to her during Design Indaba.
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Bruno Temer from Brazilian sustainable design studio Fibra answers SMS questions about palm bi-products and funding innovation.
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Few things can make typography as exciting as Oded Ezer seems to naturally make it. Here he answers SMS questions sent during Design Indaba.
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In a Springbok rugby jersey Jens Martin Skibsted campaigned for more bicycles in cities at Design Indaba. Here he answers SMS questions.
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Leopard's Leap were the proud wine suppliers of the 2011 Design Indaba Dine-Around.
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Design uit Zuid-Afrika
Niet al het design dat in Amsterdam te koop is, is van Nederlandse makelij. Mariette de Haan vond in Afrika design dat opwindend, vrij, kleurrijk, ruig en gemixt is.
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Li Edelkoort
Li Edelkoort is a trend forecaster, educator, curator and publisher based in Paris. She has fostered design’s creative talent as chairwoman...
Gavin Rajah
South African couturier and avid humanitarian activist, Gavin Rajah is the only fashion designer in the world also named a UNICEF Goodwill...
Mike Schalit
Mike Schalit began his career by failing as a rock musician. In 1982 he tried again at TBWA Hunt Lascaris and emerged as John Hunt's deputy...
Nkhensani Nkosi
Nkhensani Nkosi is one of the new voices from Africa: fashion designer, entrepreneur, television personality and lauded actress. Her...
Nathan Reddy
Nathan Reddy studied design in Natal at the ML Sultan School of Design. He began his career as a junior designer at FCB design where he...
Simon Waterfall
Simon Waterfall has been a creative director since he was 16. Still at school, his company wrote the first computer games for Commodore 64...
Daljit Singh
Daljit Singh is creative director and founder of Digit, one of the world's longest established digital agencies. Working with brand leaders...
OMM Design Workshop
Together, Andrew Makin and Janina Masojada lead OMM Design Workshop, an architecture practice based in Durban, South Africa. That they are...
Shin Matsunaga
Born in Tokyo in 1940, Shin Matsunaga completed the design course at the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music in 1964. From...
Sean O’Toole
Born in 1968 in Pretoria, Sean O’Toole is a Cape Town-based journalist and writer. Currently editor of Art South Africa, a quarterly print...
Massimo Morozzi
The architect Massimo Morozzi was born in Florence in 1941. He currently lives and works in Milan. A member of the Archizoom Group until...
Alison Jackson
Alison Jackson is a fine artist. Besides showing her artwork in contemporary art galleries and museums, she also works in the medium of...
Issay Kitagawa
Issay Kitagawa was born in Kasai-shi, Japan, in 1965. He graduated from the department of visual communication and design at Tsukuba...
Pierre Terblanche
Though famous for his motorcycle designs, Pierre Terblanche – born in South Africa in 1956 - began his career in advertising working on the...
Brian Steinhobel
Brian Steinhobel founded and heads up the Steinhobel Group of Companies, carrying out consultant and entrepreneurial product development...
Michael Bierut
Michael Bierut was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and studied graphic design at the University of Cincinnati’s College of Design, Architecture,...
Dieter Rams
Dieter Rams was born in Wiesbaden in 1932. His grandfather, a carpenter, taught him the craft at an early age, before he went to the School...
Anthon Beeke
Anthon Beeke was born in 1940 in Amsterdam. With no formal training, he learnt graphic design while working as an assistant for Ed Callahan...
Martin Raymond
Martin Raymond edits Viewpoint magazine and is also author of The Tomorrow People: Future Trends and How to Read Them (2003, Financial...
Richard Seymour
Richard Seymour is one of Europe’s best-known product designers. Educated as a graphic designer and illustrator initially at the St Martin’...
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