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The Ekklesia pavilion was assembled in the centre of a crossroads in the Spanish city of Valencia to coincide with the annual Falla festival. >

To celebrate 15 years of the Summer Pavilion, the Serpentine Galleries have teamed up with Pentagram to launch a digital platform and campaign. >

Los Angeles-based design duo Oval-X channels the spirit of South African townships and “Shangaan electro” to create covert art for Nozinja’s debut album. >

The premiere of the film Disaster Playground by Nelly Ben Hayoun opened today at the BMI in London. Not coincidentally it's also World Asteroid Day. >

A little iron fish added to a pot of food stirred up controversy at the Cannes Lion Awards Festival this year. >

There are an amazing 24 watercolour paintings per second in this animation by Youth Experimental Studio for Kool A.D. >

The French studio teams up with Energizer to create the battery-powered AA lamp. >

Six innovative projects focussing on water management, healthcare, agro-processing and food security will each receive a R100,000 cash injection. >

Dror Benshetrit imagines three towers that each push the limits of high-rise buildings. >

The UCCA in Beijing mounts a retrospective of William Kentridge’s work and introduces his new installation, a projection inspired by China’s socialist operas. >

British designer Emma Yeo’s distinctive headwear blurs the boundaries of art and fashion. >

This new exhibition of African creative culture aims to present a more varied view of the development and future prospects of this part of the world. >

The architect-turned-artist’s latest work, “Invisible Cities”, still depicts strange urban structures – but this time sculpturally. >

A space-like TV studio, a healthy office and an exploded cinema set the bar high for the World Interior of the Year Award. >

Joe Public took home a Bronze Cannes Lion with the Cinemark “Vote SA” activation, a campaign set on inspiring social change. >

This year's three contenders in the young talent category of the Dutch Design Awards illustrate the depth and diversity of the county's next design generation. >

Kirsten Sims’s first solo exhibition takes us to a place where fantasy and imagination are essential ingredients of life. >

The line between medical science and design just got narrower with London’s Design Museum’s top award going to Human Organs-On-Chips. >

700 entries from architects and designers across the world were narrowed down to make the World Architecture Festival shortlist. >

A new exhibition at New York’s Storefront for Art and Architecture investigates the impact of Chinese development on fast-growing African cities. >

The luxury brand’s latest collection includes designs by Maarten Baas, Matali Crasset and Studio Job. >

New photographic book “Landmark” by J. W. Fisher and J. T. Leonard looks at the theatre of the everyday in the post-industrial cities of America. >

US-based start up Veil has designed a hijab that keeps the wearer cooler and repels rain. And that’s just for starters. >

Instagrammers who chase the sun with their cameras testify to its ceaseless grip on our lives. Interactive designer Michelle Chandra plots this out on a map. >