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Issay Kitagawa has been in love with print for as long as he can remember, writes Patrick Burgoyne. >

Those seven days spent in South Africa, I rarely heard the word "apartheid", unless I spoke it myself. >

An energy-filled dedication to graphic design, we have made no changes to the transcript. Be a fly on the wall. >

It's become a global standard, and many celebrities and leaders have filled this out this party game. >

Jennifer Fair interviews jewellery designer, style leader and taste maker Solange Azagury-Partridge. >

Milton Glaser writes about the complexities behind making communication clear and effective. >

Sean O’Toole spoke to Shubhankar Ray, whose collaborative partners have included some of the world’s most successful fashion brands. >

Design as we currently understand and practise it is being radically changed on several levels, writes Prof John Heskett. >

Design Indaba Expo celebrates the homegrown must-have. We’re engineering an ambassadorial amassing of the finest local creative product. >

Mary Lewis, creative director of Lewis Moberly in Britain, speaks on design like the savant she is. Joanne Thomas interviews her. >

Is the South African wine industry managing to convey a compelling sense of self to the outside world? >

Interview with Tyler Brûlé, founder of *Wallpaper magazine. >

What does the South have to offer the world with regards icons? >

Trusha Naidoo explores South America. >

A rally of mind-boggling statistics. >

In another seventy years or so, the most remarkable feature of the new millennium will be the appearance of the first "culture zoos". >

Our world is a great paradox that turns around in the universe, writes Eduardo Galeano. >

Sean O'Toole chatted to Fabio Ongarato about Australia's post-colonial design legacy, and its tendency to mix ideas. >

Sujata Keshavan was the first Indian to obtain a post graduate degree in graphic design, writes Patrick Burgoyne. >

Sean O'Toole spoke to Kalle Lasn, asking him about his decision to revive a dusty design manifesto from 1964. >