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Youssef Nabil tells Design Indaba about cinema, sleep, death and living between places.

Lemn Sissay turns words into monuments, literally. Spending some time in South Africa, the poet gives Nadine Botha a verbal whiplashing.

Givan Lötz seeks to blur the line between design craft and contemporary fine art.

Ghariokwu Lemi’s cover designs continue to spread the Felasophy in Nigeria and the world. “It is forever and a day,” he tells Design Indaba.

A large scale and site-specific installation by designer Clive Rundle entailed three models climbing out of a wall.

Two chandeliers by the Karoo-based Magpie Collective have been selected for the Obamas' private residence.

Come and be part of the Design Indaba Expo from 26 to 28 February 2010 and enjoy a discounted rate!

Cape Town creative consultancy Animal Farm have designed a human-sized Weaver's Nest, following the success of their sustainable Lite.

Using three different production means, Tom Dixon explores metal in his British Steel exhibition.