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Thought Coca-Cola's Crateman was impressive? Check out Nike's massive sculpture of a soccer player in Jozi. >

When something is really tiny it’s tempting to call it cute. Ji Lee’s Parallel World installation is cute, but it also just really cool. >

A centrally located space is drawing local and foreign soccer fans to an exhibition showcasing design in all its elements. >

One of the best things about hosting the World Cup is that we get to show off our beautiful stadiums, landscapes, cities, "gees" and art. >

Emerging and established artists honour the "King of Kitsch", Vladimir Tretchikoff, with unique interpretations of his style and techniques. >

A global competition is calling on design and business students to develop solutions for the world's massive education crisis. >

A soccer ball that harnesses kinetic energy and works as a mini generator could changes many lives in developing countries. >

An exhibition at Kirstenbosch bringing together sculpture, poetry and architecture, delves into the wild side of the human psyche. >

A solution to the looming world water crisis requires an interdisciplinary design approach. Australia’s been giving it some thought. >

Stefan Sagmeister's funky new Darwin Chair tells the story of the evolution of the universe. >

South Africa's 12th unofficial language doesn't use words but hand signals. They're fun, useful and give insights into taxi commuting. >

Nacho Carbonell's desk might look like a giant porcupine-cum-bird's nest, but this innovative design allows for serene isolation. >

Design rock star Marcel Wanders is bringing back crochet and making it look really fine. >

A new machine allows users to make beautiful clay sculptures without ever coming in contact with the muddy material. >

Some top soccer teams are showing their green spirit during the World Cup by wearing jerseys made using recycled plastic bottles. >

From global warming to overpopulation and food shortages, Why Design Now looks at creative solutions for the contemporary world’s problems. >

Focus 10 at Art Basel in Switzerland showcases the vibrant African art scene to the world. >

Is art the same as design? Does it matter? An insightful project at Design Miami/Basel considers the implication of classifying creativity. >

The Save Beach Hotel was the perfect place for asylum seekers from a world of consumption. >

The Milk desk, a rare blend of fashion and efficiency will even have computer geeks excited about design. >

Often under-rated as an art form, a new exhibition attempts to give sculpture its rightful place in contemporary SA art history. >

Let's have a special word of welcome for the World Cup Edition of the Daily Monster! >

Just because it’s cheap doesn’t mean that it should be inferior. In fact, Priestmangoode brings boutique design to Motel6 at budget price. >

The artworks of the various winners of the Spier Contemporary 2010 Exhibition will be touring the country for the next couple of months. >

The best way to support your favourite players during the World Cup might be to pull their faces over your head, literally. >