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Augmented reality photographs are able to come alive as though the user were holding a GIF in their hands. >

A crowdfunded initiative looks to educate the public about the plight of waste collectors by pimping carrocas. >

Scientists have come up with a number of designs for what life would be like when staying on Earth is no longer an option. >

Food designer, photographer, and eco-artist Dan Cretu creates zany sculptures using fruit and veg. >

Zinester, a social initiative, is giving children from Kenya’s biggest slum a chance to write and photograph their own narrative in a DIY zine. >

This Polish studio is pioneering virtual reality art with Zdzislaw Beksinski’s surreal paintings. >

Tatsuya Tanaka creates pocket-sized scenes of everyday life, on a daily basis for “Miniature Calendar”, his pet-project >

The Museum of African Design (MOAD) has turned the idea of the "expert curator" on its head with its new exhibition, which is curated by a novice. >

UrbanCampsiteAmsterdam is an art installation by fourteen architects, artists and designers where you can rent a room in a quirky temporary shelter. >

“Ask for What You Want” is a provocative exploration of the nature of human sexual desire by Cape Town-based artist Lady Skollie. >

Los Angeles-based design duo Oval-X channels the spirit of South African townships and “Shangaan electro” to create covert art for Nozinja’s debut album. >

UCLA’s New Wight Gallery has been replicated online. But the experience of this virtual exhibition space bears no resemblance to any gallery you know. >

The Museum of African Design (MOAD) and 12 Decades Art Hotel in Joburg are turning the idea of the “expert curator” on its head with the Curate Life Competition >

Chanel Cartell and Stevo Dirnberger took us with them on their creative sabbatical in a series of wanderlust-inspired photos. >

Nairobi-based artist Musa Omusi is bringing the truisms, witty observations and sayings of the Kenyan people to life. >

Italian design duo Studio Formafantasma took us on a strange and wondrous journey through their creative process in their takeover of our Instagram account. >

Our top story featured Nigerian graphic designer Karo Akpokiere, who didn’t know about the Venice Biennale until his work was selected for an exhibition there. >

Christoph Niemann’s illustration, made for us in response to the recent spate of xenophobic violence in South Africa, had universal impact. >

These designers and creatives embrace their inner child to keep their creativity alive and kicking in their work. >