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Mikhael Subotzky and Patrick Waterhouse hailed for "Ponte City" book, which portrays the culture and community of Joburg's most famous building. >

The South African artist brings a foreboding theatrical vision to Alan Berg’s famous liberetto piece. >

Our selection from the more than 40 works by world-renowned artists that go on show in New York for the launch of Africa's Out!. >

Artist Wangechi Mutu rallies the art world to speak out against Africa's persecution of sexual minorities at the launch of her new creative campaign. >

Five current and upcoming presentations by William Kentridge, including “More Sweetly Play the Dance”, a 45-metre-long frieze exhibited in Amsterdam. >

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. >

Lakwena Maciver went large on our Instagram account with her murals of kaleidoscopic colours and bold patterns. >

Karo Akpokiere first heard about the Venice Biennale four months ago. Now his work, an ongoing love letter to his home in Lagos, is causing a stir there. >

An exhibition of photos captures the daily lived realities of the talented women collaborating with Pichulik and Design Afrika on a new range of bags. >

Street artist Faith47 took us around the world with images of her ghostly creations. >

Boundary-pushing fashion designer Lukhanyo Mdingi pulled the most interest on our website this week. >

Faultlessly stylish and talented behind the camera, Trevor Stuurman took over the Design Indaba Instagram handle this week. Here’s what he came up with. >

"Craft art", says author Elbé Coetsee, heralds the merging of "art" and "craft" as makers bring a conceptual approach to traditional handmade techniques. >

Elbé Coetsee's new book, "Craft Art in South Africa", is a beautifully illustrated journey through the tactile possibilities of handmade work. >

Don't try to pigeonhole Kossi Aguessy. He was born in Togo, grew up in the US and is now based in London. Oh, and he is both an artist and industrial designer. >

In this interview, we chat with Catherine Ash about ceramics in the contemporary age. >

From renegades to stalwarts, art to advertising, tactile to digital and narrative to chaos: here is a snapshot of Design Indaba Conference 2015's closing day. >

From real palm fronds to leafy prints on textiles, botany is a standout trend at Design Indaba Expo 2015. >

We interview Lorette du Toit about her husband's bronze sculpture and bench being unveiled on 28 February 2015, on the corner of Bree and Shortmarket Streets. >

Local art and design is cooking at Central Kitchen, Nando’s newly revamped main office campus in Johannesburg. >

Creativity from across Africa dominated the rankings, taking gold, silver and bronze in this week’s top five stories. >

The Imbadu Collective, which launched in Langa last night, aims to foster artistic collaboration among the artists in its fold. >