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Cohen van Balen's wild, wolf-oriented installation for the Lisbon Architecture Triennale highlights conservation as entertainment. >

South Africa-based architect and artist Lorenzo Nassimbeni participated in a recent fashion/music/art happening and launched a fabric collection in Australia. >

The City of Cape Town’s winning entry in an international design competition means the first city centre skate park is coming to town. >

Paul Smith's latest exhibition celebrates the life and work of the famed British fashion designer at London’s Design Museum. >

Tokujin Yoshioka’s "Crystallize" exhibition of grown paintings and sculptures is the Japanese artist/designer's largest solo exhibition to date. >

Daan Roosegaarde has designed an interactive landscape in Van Gogh country that pays tribute to the artist’s famous painting, "Starry Night". >

An interactive installation by Jason Bruges Studio brings the natural world into the headquarters of the World Wide Fund for Nature. >

Next week Cape Town plays host to an event that is purportedly the largest gathering of live video performance artists in the world. >

Daan Roosegaarde’s interactive artwork “Crystal” allows people to play and share their stories of light. >

Three people in New York City got more than they bargained for last week, when controversial street artist Banksy posted an announcement on his website. >

Tonight in Eindhoven, the 11th edition of the Dutch Design Awards (DDA) named Iris Van Herpen the most successful designer of the last year. >

Karim Rashid has designed the exhibition space for the "Out of the Box" exhibition, showcasing the history of the sneaker. >

Tokujin Yoshioka’s "Spider's Thread" installation makes use of growing crystals to create a delicate sculpture of a chair. >

Matali Crasset has proposed to create a community centre in Beijing where residents can interact and experiment with creativity. >

Studio Makkink & Bey establish various connections between 15th century life and the world of today with their "The Seven Sins" exhibition. >

United Visual Artists have brought Sou Fujimoto's Serpentine Pavilion to life with an electrical storm. >

On a Skype call between Cape Town and New York Lucille Tenazas tells us about her work, her influences and her approach to creative education. >

Yuri Suzuki's Garden of Russolo makes use of sound machines that transform and distort the voices of visitors. >

Paul Cocksedge's solo exhibition explores the mediums of light and structure, creating though-provoking and unexpected works. >

Marije Vogelzang's Teardrop installation connects two people in a fun, flavoursome way! And it makes quite the visual impact. >

The Endless Stair, designed for London Design Festival 2013, offers visitors a unique experience to celebrate imaginative design in London. >