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The artist and her collaborators, Pure and Inka Kendzia, talk to us about the interactive performance piece. >

We chat to Saeed Abu-Jabar and Mothanna Hussein about how they’re contributing to the desert city’s flourishing design scene. >

Speculations on the future of biodiversity after the sixth mass extinction. >

Imani’s book is shining a light both on modern feminists and on marginalised people who are making a difference in the world. >

“The modern furniture industry treats African furniture as something of a novelty,” says the Ethiopian-American furniture designer. >

SPACE10 has been cooking up a storm in their Test Kitchen to bring you an unorthodox assortment of meals from the future. >

"Entering into collaborations with key people in my life has helped me rediscover my root inspiration." >

The architectural and engineering industries need to come up with new, gentler ways to construct future projects. >

Product designer Carolien Niebling believes that people can make a difference if they just take a moment to look at things a little differently. >

She may not call herself an art curator but Hannah Barry explains how she revived an art scene via an abandoned car park. >

Africa’s embrace of the technology could put it in a position to take a developmental detour. >

“Designing shows that there’s so many possibilities because there is no one truth. There is power in not knowing.” >

“You need to be honest when you’re telling your story…it has to be a truth from inside.” >

The framework technology could make digital art less vulnerable to fraud and theft. >

"By creating positive works of art using black women we can begin to deconstruct our power structure." >

"With the help of technology, with the help of design, we are improving the world". >

“Doctors shared with us their torment at losing patients they knew how to save. They knew the treatments. They just didn’t have the supplies.” >

Mawande Ka Zenzile explains how his reliance on intuition has made his work a lot more honest over the years. >

Gonzalez shares his method to coming up with creative solutions to everyday problems. >

The Japanese sound designer shares how he finds “order in the noise.” >

Pascale Theron's work looks at breathing life into the vulnerable ostrich farming industry in Oudtshoorn, South Africa. >

“When I start something I like to start with a problem.” >

“Linear and logical people make the world go round, but it’s the creative people who make it worth living in." >

“I realised that there is more images and more stories of joy than there is of remorse,” Kahiu says of her search for African stories of joy. >

Sissay talks to us about taking creative risks and where he finds inspiration to write a new poem every morning. >