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The digital revolution is about intelligent tradeoffs, according to Rory Sutherland, vice chairman of Ogilvy UK. >

Kevin Brand, artist and educator from Cape Town, scooped the Mercedes-Benz South Africa 2008 Art Award for an Art Project in Public Spaces. >

Five Cape Town designers exhibited under the Italian Misael label during the Milan Furniture Fair. >

The Things is a new cartoon strip by Spike Kunene and Khaya Dlanga, copywriters at Metropolitan Republic. >

Chris Saunders and Murray Turpin have collaborated to create a virtual robot. >

Klein Dytham Architecture designed, developed and produced this outdoor cherry blossom party furniture. >

International branding and design company Coley Porter Bell has partnered with Ogilvy SA to launch locally. >

Jason Bruges's new Memory Project is an interactive installation piece. >

Heath Nash's Anemone light for Artecnica was launched at this year's Milan Furniture Fair. >

Ryan Frank's ZiG is a modular display/storage system made from solid bamboo. >

Roger Smythe, managing director of multiple-award-winning animation studio Masters & Savant, talks about the possibilities of animation. >

Architect Andrew Makin and entrepreneur Nicky Rofail have collaborated on a new boutique hotel, Motel Mi Pi Chi. >

A selection of BitterKomix and BitterJusi issues have been acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in New York for their permanent collection. >

Dylan Culhane's Photoklecksography exhibition was inspired by Justinus Kerner and Hermann Rorschach's exploration of mirrored images. >

Ilse Doyer of Glamosa Glass and glass artist Martli Jansen van Rensburg have joined forces to explore and innovate on glass work. >

Exploring the legroom between art and design is Cape Town's newest gallery - Curious, Whetstone & Frankley. >

Billed as the world's first contemporary African art fair, the Jo'burg Art Fair 2008 welcomed 6 500 visitors through its doors. >

South Africa's second Open Lab was held recently at the Design Quarter in Johannesburg. >

As part of the University of Pretoria's centenary celebrations, more than 2 000 designs by alumni will be exhibited. >

Fashion design team duo Strangelove, Carlo Gibson and Ziemek Pater, collaborated with Leora Farber on Dis-Location/Re-Location. >

Ilse Crawford has cast her enchanting touch across the English inn, using country materials such as rush matting, tweed and pewter. >

Japanese starchitect Shigeru Ban's Paper Tea House reached £31 700 at a Phillips de Pury and Company auction. >

South African product designers are invited to submit entries for the 2008 SABS Design Excellence Awards. >

With six years of success as local lingerie label Ruby, Robyn Lidsky has joined forces with David Gimpel to launch Men United. >

Disturbance Design's contribution to Cascoland, a multi-disciplinary public art project, which focussed on a walking route through Durban. >