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Design Indaba presents the 2014 Emerging Creatives and a sneak peek into their creative portfolios. >

Cape Town-based street artist Freddy Sam has unveiled a ten-storey tall mural of Madiba in the inner city of Johannesburg. >

Emerging Creatives K&i Design Studio has collaborated with photographer Henry Thomas to create an installation for the Megaro Bar in London. >

Faith47 has created two new pieces for the Wynwood Walls "Women On The Walls" exhibition in Miami, US. >

A travelling fashion and photography exhibition highlights "the ills of present-day disposable culture". >

For his new range of products – to debut at Design Indaba Expo 2014 – photographer Ed Suter stepped off the street and into the grass >

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

East Africa’s first ever commercial modern and contemporary art auction in Nairobi last week generated sales of more than $US200 000. >

Street-style photographer Ed Suter reports from Ghana. >

Faith47's latest mural "Infinitud del Universo" makes a strong statement in Málaga, Spain. >

British politicians aren’t pleased with Europol’s latest mission: a call to photographers to submit work to decorate its public areas. >

This week’s featured Emerging Creative is artist and photographer Dillon Marsh, who was part of the programme at Design Indaba Expo in 2010. >

The hotly-anticipated Cape Town Art Fair opens at the V&A Waterfront today. At this South African city art show, the walls aren’t the only place to look. >

The first-ever fair of contemporary African art to be held outside Africa closed on Sunday after a five-day run in London. >

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. >

Faith47 has created two new murals in Puerto Rico, “Marauders” and “Onirico”. >