Search Design Indaba

Lulama Wolf and Bang & Olufsen collaborate for the ‘Art of A9’ series. >

Mr Price unveils new decor collection with former Emerging Creative Naledi Modupi. >

The inaugural HEAT Winter Arts Festival takes over Cape Town. >

A new exhibition commemorates the recovery of Mmakgabo Helen Sebidi’s lost artworks. >

‘African design is reshaping the world’s cultural stage and sport shows us how.’ >

A monumental retrospective tracks Esther Mahlangu’s lifelong pursuit of the arts. >

New William Kentridge drawings and sculptures on show in Cape Town >

Striking murals across Cape Town ask viewers to consider the ocean. >

Otsile Moumakoe’s artworks incorporate ‘fashion, music, movies and a little bit of history’. >

In SOLO, Charity Vilakazi weaves African narratives with mythology to pay homage to her heritage and the matriarchy. >

Johannesburg-based illustrator and one of Design Indaba’s Emerging Creatives for 2022, Naomi Zwane believes that portraits have power. >

Design Indaba Emerging Creative for 2022 Sizani Baloyi already has impressive industry notches in his belt >

Lauren Gericke thrives on creative problem-solving and efficient design >

Daniel Ting Chong’s partnership with Local Brewery & Co. brings inclusivity and fashionable fun to craft beer >

Design Indaba Emerging Creative Nuraan Khan wants to make beautiful, functional design accessible to everyone >

Moeko Selebalo’s considered simplifications distil the very essence of what it means to be alive >

Self-taught game developer Mbangiso Mabaso employs augmented and virtual reality to enliven the science lab for learners >

Kyle Kemink’s typo/graphic artwork pushes the boundaries of creative exploration >

Ubuntuland, Africa’s first Metaverse marketplace, explores a new digital era of art on the continent >

Luke Rudman uses performance art, photography and painting to explore queerness. >

Ardmore launches its ravishing Jabula Ceramic Collection >