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Belgian choreographer Frederic Flamand and Brazilian design duo Humberto and Fernando Campana give life to Ovid's Metamorphosis poems. >

Creative consultancy Animal Farm is born of a world where some are more equal than others. >

Creator of worlds and purveyor of jumble, set designer Angela Nemov speaks to Nadine Botha. >

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

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

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

Mark Rosenberg, editor of Design Times, visits Design Indaba's newest sibling, the Creative Company Conference in Amsterdam. >

Father of interaction design, Bill Moggridge talks about creating the technology landscape of the future. >

William Kentridge’s production of The Magic Flute finally premiered in South Africa in September, after an extensive international tour. >

Now available as a collection in his newly published book, Clinton Friedman’s photographic archive is a celebration of life. >

The Times, in association with Design Indaba and D&AD, hosted two workshops in October with UK's Simon Waterfall. >

Leading creative thinkers will converge at the Design Indaba Conference from Wednesday 27 February to Friday 29 February, 2008. >

In the so-called web 2.0 age, the most powerful design is invisible, writes Brad Whittington. >

Daljit Singh is creative director and founder of Digit, one of the world's longest-established digital agencies. >

Javier Mariscal has been dubbed the Peter Pan of Spanish design, but his work is often full of social commentary. >

The first comprehensive survey of the work of the 19th-century biologist and artist Ernst Haeckel has been published by Prestel Publishing. >

If you thought botanical illustration was dying out as fast as the rare plants it depicts, you may need to adjust your magnifying glass. >

Design Indaba invites Haldane Martin, Heath Nash, Keith Struthers and Kommetjie Environmental Awareness Group to share their manifestos. >

Photographer Clinton Friedman is raising awareness about the illegally harvested medicinal plants that he saves from "muti" markets. >

Iconic theatre impresario and iconoclastic designer, Pluto Panoussis presents a retrospective spanning 10 years of his theatre posters. >

Getting animated about this year's new media superheroes is CNMA judge and editor of the UK's Creative Review magazine, Patrick Burgoyne. >

The winners of the Construction New Media Awards 2005. >

South Africa's most talented digital designers are vying for the chance to spend a week at London multimedia house Poke. >

Invent, design and present an African feast that is not just visual but engages all the senses. What does Africa feel like? >

A rally of mind-boggling statistics. >