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These nipple prosthetics are created from hair lost in chemotherapy. >

This set of woodcut prints celebrates the months of the year. >

One architectural drawing a day for 365 days has culminated in the exhibition RSA 365 >

Design for people, by people. >

The new space will allow visitors to experience historic monuments in cultural enriched space. >

INCLUSIVITY - NOT A BUZZWORD, AN IMPERATIVE! >

Is design having a Duct Tape moment? We think so. This week’s newsletter looks at design projects that apply a creative band-aid to everyday problems. >

This week, we look at predictive and progressive realities for the human condition. >

This week, we’re exploring unconventional collaborations and combinations that show how diverse partnerships can present new opportunities. >

This project explores interaction and collaboration between high-tech cultivation and peoples' everyday lives. >

Olafur Eliasson has teamed up with Kumi Naidoo to create artwork that highlights the collaboration between press freedom and its reader. >

We’re taking the ultimate journey – one of self-exploration – to equip ourselves with know-how for now. >

There’s no doubt the pandemic has wrought indelible shifts. Here, we map just a few of them… >

The creative director and cultural producer will be speaking at Design Indaba 2020. >

The artist and author is famed for draping buildings in materials, like jute sacks, as a comment on our complicated colonial histories. >

Mpinga tells us how soap operas, dragonflies and sound waves all came together to create the Anyango Mpinga label. >

Associate Professor Richard Lachman explains the importance of including the arts into STEM >

This initiative turns Indonesian kids' drawings into school funding through international collaboration. >

An average of 700 lives are lost each week due to gun violence in the United States. >

“I always try to engage with the concepts of the African identity, in relation to history, especially the ways the black body is being represented.” >

The designer and innovator believes in pushing the limits of science, textiles and the natural world. >

Using old-fashioned printing methods, Blassingame’s work focuses on historical and contemporary racism. >

Her new documentary, informed by the philosophy of Hannah Arendt, explores what are the origins of knowledge. >

The photographer explores the diverse narratives of the Canadian Muslim community. >

Sakhile Matlhare explains how she created a hybrid art and research gallery in Frankfurt, Germany. >