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Translating an old adage into striking visual art. >

Spanish art collective has personalised 5000 recycled paper notebooks into a work of art >

An artist with a tongue-in-cheek approach to life’s disappointments. >

With programmable pasta, scientists have found an easier way to reduce shipping costs by manipulating its size >

The Cape Town-based artist's eloquent oil paintings of everyday life encourage viewers to draw their own conclusions. >

Where the worlds of cuisine and design-thinking collide. >

The South African illustrator talks us through the process behind some of his pop culture-inspired illustration videos. >

Johannesburg-based artist Serge Alain Nitegeka has explored forced migration and xenophobia in the past. >

Eleanor Macnair’s vibrant and unconventional images are made entirely from the children’s play material. >

A comprehensively designed manual on one of Africa’s largest ethnic groups. >

Vincent van Gogh meets #BlackGirlMagic in digital artist Khanyisa Ketse’s The Beginning. >

The striking images were shot and styled by frequent creative collaborators Clement Ogoh and Daniel Obasi. >

Thing Thing consider their work to fall somewhere between architecture and a party. >

An example of how derelict urban spaces can be reinvigorated for a good cause. >

This artist depicts self-doubt and the struggle for acceptance in quirky style. >

This unique timepiece thwarts the effect of Parkinson’s disorder. >

This short film by Kenyan artist and animator Ng'endo Mukii looks at the movement of African people to Europe from the point of view of a human trafficker. >

The Design Indaba Emerging Creatives programme is all about uncovering rare talent among the youth of South Africa. >

We take a look at some unique design ventures all the way from the Caribbean. >

South African graphic designer uses emotive illustrations to tell the stories of ordinary people. >

Eco-friendliness can be achieved even in the granules with which we construct buildings. >