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Megan King's social enterprise Colour iKamva delivers a bright burst of colourful hope to children's spaces in Africa. >

A new exhibition of Garth Walker's "ijusi" magazine explores what makes us South African and what that looks like. >

Master carpet maker Paco Pakdoust translates contemporary South African artworks into the medium of wool and silk. >

The National Gallery of Zimbabwe is hosting its first design exhibition that surveys contemporary design across the country. Design Indaba chats to the curator. >

Mesuli Macozoma is a self-taught Johannesburg-based photographer who explores a sense of place in Soweto through his documentary-style photos. >

Aïssa Dione pushes the boundaries of traditional Senegalese textile design through incorporating technological elements. >

"Africa is Sharp!" is one of the five themes of the "Africa is Now" exhibition at the Design Indaba Expo 2014. >

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

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. >

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

The past, present and future of African design is explored in the "Afrofuture" exhibition held during the 2013 Milan Furniture Fair. >