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Metamorphosis

Interviews • Q&A • 24 Jul 23

‘I always make clothes that I would want to wear … forever,’ says 2023 Design Indaba Emerging Creative Shamyra Moodley. >
Creative outlet

Interviews • Q&A • 10 Jul 23

This 2023 Design Indaba Emerging Creative offers artists the opportunity to use Persian carpets as a canvas. >
Perfect pair

Interviews • Q&A • 19 Jun 23

This 2023 Design Indaba Emerging Creatives duo share a love of creativity, craft and collaboration. >
Hands on

Interviews • Q&A • 9 Jun 23

Rejoice Kunene aims to ‘foster a deeper appreciation for African heritage and its relevance in contemporary society’. >
Material boy

Interviews • Q&A • 29 May 23

This contemporary artist loves challenging notions of understanding and breaking the rules. >
Woven stories

Interviews • Q&A • 22 May 23

The artistic practice of this 2023 Design Indaba Emerging Creative examines memory, identity and inheritance. >
Finding hope

Interviews • Q&A • 12 May 23

Design Indaba Emerging Creative for 2023 Oteng Hope Kopiso applies no limits to her craft. >
Hands-on

Interviews • Q&A • 31 Oct 22

“The Seeing Hands” by Katie Schwab is a large-scale interactive exhibition that invites tactile engagement by kids. >
Into the woods

Interviews • Q&A • 10 Oct 22

The pandemic inspired UK-based artist Oliver Chalk’s move from creating fabric installations to sculpting wood >
On the map

Interviews • Q&A • 28 Mar 22

Kutlwano Angela Monyai uses paint, crochet and fabric to embody the Black female experience >
#ECs IN FOCUS THIS YOUTH MONTH: A skilful sidestep saw the creation of furniture design firm DEFT Studios

Interviews • Q&A • 21 Jun 21

Architecture graduates Zani Alberts and Martin Tallie formed DEFT as a creative outlet. >
We Interview Former Design Indaba Emerging Creative Mpho Vackier in TheUrbanative’s New Homecoming Collection

Interviews • Q&A • 7 May 21

A collaborative collection birthed during lockdown brings together designers from different disciplines to celebrate home, and the continent. >
Skinny LaMinx Chats to us about a New Collaboration Inspired by the Sea Point Promenade

Interviews • Q&A • 20 Apr 21

Former Design Indaba Emerging Creative Heather Moore has based her new Skinny LaMinx range on one of Cape Town’s most celebrated seaboard spaces. >
Lemn Sissay on the importance of daily acts of creativity

Interviews • Video Interviews • 20 Mar 19

Sissay talks to us about taking creative risks and where he finds inspiration to write a new poem every morning. >
This young South African artist uses the everyday dinner plate as a canvas

Interviews • Video Interviews • Duration: 00:02:40 • 4 Jun 18

Duma Mtimkulu was one of 40 young exhibitors at Design Indaba 2018. Entries for 2019 are now open. >
Andile Dyalvane, gt2P on creating The Wishing Wall

Interviews • Video Interviews • Duration: 00:03:47 • 23 Oct 17

The Chilean design group and the South African ceramicist on their unlikely partnership. >
On making meaningful work, rebranding a country

Interviews • Video Interviews • Duration: 00:03:22 • 20 Sep 17

"Design is not about designing a nice logo and putting some nice colours on it," said award-winning designer Nathan Reddy. >
There's more to a chair, says Yinka Ilori who uses furniture as a vessel

Interviews • Video Interviews • Duration: 00:03:33 • 15 Sep 17

"...chairs contribute to a sense of belonging and community. People know it’s not from Nigeria, but it’s associated with people who are African. It’s ours.” >
Stefan Diez on the importance of craftsmanship and pushing boundaries in design

Interviews • Video Interviews • Duration: 00:02:25 • 21 Aug 17

“Design is always done really outstandingly if it takes little effort to reach very far," says the industrial designer. >
Dokter and Misses on bringing their weird dream to life on stage

Interviews • Video Interviews • Duration: 00:02:45 • 1 Aug 17

The design duo, along with their collaborators, ensured this year's Design Indaba Conference opening talk was a theatrical feat. >
The rhythm of weaving in Senegal

Interviews • Video Interviews • Duration: 00:03:14 • 8 Mar 17

French weaver and designer Johanna Bramble talks us through tradition and texture in her Senegalese studio. >
The Hawker’s Rocking Chair: A cross-pollination of ideas, styles and materials

Interviews • Video Interviews • 1 Feb 17

Arye Kellman tells us why he nominated this furniture design for Most Beautiful Object in South Africa 2017. >
Beauty is a quality inherent in anything, says Caroline Vieira

Interviews • Video Interviews • 1 Feb 17

Roger Ballen tells us why he nominated this ceramic design for Most Beautiful Object in South Africa 2017. >
The Sankara Rug: Weaving the past into the future

Interviews • Video Interviews • 1 Feb 17

Bielle Bellingham tells us why she nominated the handcrafted Sankara Rug for Most Beautiful Object in South Africa 2017, the Rug went on to win the public vote. >
Rosine Urujeni: Empowering women in Rwanda

Interviews • Video Interviews • Duration: 00:04:30 • 15 Apr 16

Indego Africa supports women in Africa through economic empowerment and education. >

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