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Rethinking Smartphone Use >

A haptic device to making live sports more accessible for visually impaired users. >

The Netherlands Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka aims to establish Common Ground >

Design studio unveils bioacoustic communication system to foster a deeper connection with nature >

Design Indaba Alumnus Unveils a Large-Scale Conceptual Installation at Design Miami >

Textile-waste to reduce noise pollution >

DRIFT explores movement, process, and human-machine interaction with new installation >

A new exhibition celebrates the designs that shape our experience of music. >

Morag Myerscough brightens the desert at Coachella Music Festival. >

Light installations play among natural vistas in Abu Dhabi. >

Self-taught game developer Mbangiso Mabaso employs augmented and virtual reality to enliven the science lab for learners >

Ubuntuland, Africa’s first Metaverse marketplace, explores a new digital era of art on the continent >

Refreshing the brand identity of the Birmingham Royal Ballet >

The Magolide Collective has launched an AR fashion range >

The convention-flouting ICA Live Art Festival is back! >

Alex Cecchetti’s Sentiero – a land-art intervention and performance – is set to premiere at the Biennale Gherdëina >

Exploring how the built environment might respond to the harsh conditions of climate change. >

Sou Fujimoto’s whimsical Cloud Pavilion adds visual poetry to urban Tokyo >

Maverick Ghanian muso and #DI18 performer Steloolive shares his most recent artistic explorations with us >

Maverick Ghanian muso and #DI18 performer Steloolive shares his most recent artistic explorations with us >

Little Island is an innovative space encouraging biodiversity, performance and public engagement >

Organically inspired, but using high-tech techniques, Enclaves is a new co-working design. >

Tin & Ed straddle the divide between art, nature and technology with their latest interactive installation. >

This futuristic VR experience by the world-renowned ‘archiobiotect’ has a special focus on pollinators. >

Launched in March 2021, the magazine compiles projects, research, conversations and other material produced throughout the programme. >