Search Design Indaba

Type Case is an installation that creates interesting displays with digital pixels of different shapes and sizes. >

Jon Stam’s Imaginary Museum prototype project explores the ways in which we ascribe meaning to our virtual experiences. >

Freak Show is an exhibition of selected designers that challenge the system and consider strategies for design (dis)engagement. >

Further Instructions, a critical design show by Revital Cohen and Tuur van Balen, explored the complexity of multiple urban narratives. >

The Ars Electronica 2010 festival considered the world's impending doom and examined some of the innovative alternatives. >

Airside's new animations for Nokia are about connecting people, places and every day experiences. >

Design can't save the world so instead he chooses to obsess about cooking potatoes correctly. And other little-known things about Ze Frank. >

At Animal Farm creativity is about making the world a better place and not about the bottom line. Find out what else Porky Hefer believes. >

Now anyone can make interesting drawings and illustrations - all you need is Ze Frank's new Flash web app. >

Crowdsourcing is all the rage. And now a new variant of this method is using Skype to create a unique typeface. >

Forget haute couture and trend setting. With BioCouture, you can now grow your own fashion and you'll be reducing your carbon footprint. >

The field of design that emulates nature's tried 'n tested ways is gradually gaining momentum. Learn more about biomimicry at a workshop. >

An exhibition of eight designers and artists explores concepts of autonomy and other critical attitudes in design. >

A reinterpretation of the pixel creates a new, modular and tangible lighting system. >

Nike’s innovate “Write the future” campaign is making bold soccer headlines on the Southern Life Centre in Jo'burg. >

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

The proposed Aluna tidal-powered moon clock plans to illuminate the green power of the moon and tides. >

The Grid, Vodacom’s Social Mobile Network, recently launched South Africa’s first location-based, multi-player online mobile game. >

Some interesting additions have been made to the UK Pavilion's already spectacular Seed Cathedral at the Shanghai Expo. >

The Synthetic Kingdom by Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg considers how natural or unnatural life will be classified when life is built by humans. >

Dearbhaile Heaney’s Bedroom Biology for Teenagers is a guide to biological experimentation within the home using engineered bacteria. >

Cellularity by James King explores the development of cell-like structures, or “chells” that mimic the features of biological cells. >

Softest Words by Kevin Grennan proposes a private love letter written in unique ink made of the saliva of two lovers. >

The Gaia Corporation by J Paul Neeley explores the implications of synthetic biology by imagining the world in 2023. >

Sonja Bäumel’s (In)visible Membrane is about life on the human body and its design applications. >