Johannesburg | Design Indaba

Koketso Kutloano Matobako

Photographer

Koketso Kutloano Matobako is a photographer and visual artist. >
Karabo Dire

Artist

Karabo Dire is a South African illustrator. >
Tlhalefang Moeletsi

Fashion Designer

Tlhalefang Moeletsi is an economics student and bag designer. >
Takudzwa Dlamini

Fashion Designer

Takudzwa Dlamini is a South African fashion designer. >
Sipho Khwebula

Furniture Designer

Sipho Khwebula is a furniture designer and manufacturer based in Johannesburg. >
Courtney Hodgson

Artist

Courtney Hodgson is an artist and creative from Johannesburg. >
Phumelela Malinga

Fashion Designer

Phumelela Malinga is a mechanical engineer and aspiring fashion designer. >
Morena Moletsane

Illustrator

Morena Moletsane is a South African illustrator. >
Mmamotsatsi Masike

Furniture Designer

Mmamotsatsi Masike is an aspiring interior and fashion designer. >
Lebogang Mogul Mabusela

Artist

Lebogang Mabusela is a South African visual artist. >
Zana Masombuka on Ndebele Superhero as a process of reimagination

“Africans need to interpret their history themselves and seek to reinvent Africa according to their own terms.” >
Sphelele Gumede creates menacing characters using vivid colours

In his series 52.177 the illustrator explores his personal inspirations. >
Emerging creative Wandile Leeu on bridging the gap between tradition and cool

“The whole essence behind us establishing the brand was to celebrate the city and the people and the mentality of what Joburg is about.” >
Michelle Mlati's afrofuturist approach to spatial planning

“It is about spatially rewriting the city to not only mitigate apartheid spatial legacies...but one that transforms with evolving black culture.” >
Ndumiso Nyoni uses striking geometric illustrations to celebrate women

The graphic designer and illustrator talks to us about the inspiration behind the African Sisters project. >
The Hugh Masekela Memorial Pavilion Unveiled

Designed by architect Sir David Adjaye, the Hugh Masekela Memorial was unveiled on 1 June 2019. >
Artist Olivié Keck plays where tech meets art

The South African artist brings the worlds of her psychedelic artworks to life through VR. >
Kgodisho Mowa’s work tackles inequality and political apathy

"Countless people are fighting for equality and fairness, and fighting for broken promises by the government, but they don't get the spotlight they deserve.” >
Urban designer Alice Cabaret on innovation in challenging places like Maboneng

"[Maboneng] has also helped to open a very needed debate, in academic and social circles, about urban transformation in complex contexts like Johannesburg." >
Sir David Adjaye designs memorial in honour of Hugh Masekela

The Masekela family, in collaboration with Design Indaba, will be unveiling a memorial pavilion during youth month. >
Tshepo Mokholo

Architect

A South African architect and designer who believes in a human-first approach to design. >
Li Edelkoort returns to Design Indaba to present her vision of 2020

The acclaimed speaker will be discussing key topics like cultural appropriation in fashion and how to cure "colourphobia" in our interiors. >
Navigating South Africa’s convoluted minibus taxi system

The creator of the popular GauRider App, Litha Soyizwapi has plans to revolutionise the way we catch a taxi. >
Mapping the complexity of access and ethics in Johannesburg

We fail to think of residents, particularly if they happen to be poor, as full and complex human beings whose passions and needs morph over time >

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