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Los Angeles-based design duo Oval-X channels the spirit of South African townships and “Shangaan electro” to create covert art for Nozinja’s debut album. >

Tegan Bristow, the curator behind the Goodman Gallery's "Post African Futures" exhibition, is on a mission to discover Africa's many cultures of technology. >

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. >

Spanish illustrator Bea Crespo's work traverses continents, cityscapes and cultures with clarity and humour. >

Joburg artists Hlanganani Nkambule and Melikhaya Ntlangeni’s Izikhotane-inspired cartoon touched a chord with readers this week. >

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. >

Pentagram partner Abbott Miller is the subject of a new exhibition surveying his vast portfolio of design work. >

The newly opened Taschen bookstore in Milan has a luxe interior that combines traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge design. >

Christoph Niemann’s illustration, made for us in response to the recent spate of xenophobic violence in South Africa, had universal impact. >

“Summer’s End” is the first exhibition at the Drawing Room, a new gallery in Observatory, Cape Town. >

These designers and creatives embrace their inner child to keep their creativity alive and kicking in their work. >

Nick Carson picks his favourites from last month's Design Indaba Expo in Cape Town >

Pentagram partner Harry Pearce uses his own blood for a poster design that questions the self-destructiveness of the human species. >

Michael Bierut explaining the power of logos in an exclusive interview with Design Indaba was the most popular story this week. >

Loyiso Mkhize tells us about his local superhero comic, “KWEZI”, which he hopes will become a phenomenon. >

Local creator Danelle Malan is using her XX chromosome power to push the male-dominated comics universe further. >

Inspiring lines and thought-provoking ideas heard this week on the Design Indaba Conference stage. >

Day One at Design Indaba Conference offered diverse viewpoints on the art of going it alone. >

South African illustrators and graphic designers give traditional mythology and folklore a fresh coat of paint for the inaugural “Paper Planes” exhibition. >

"Africa Is Now 2015", a Design Indaba project, introduces five groups in Angola, Egypt, Senegal and Kenya producing some of the most exciting work in Africa. >

Here are the eight recent design school graduates who will present their work Pecha Kucha-style at Design Indaba Conference 2015. >

The worlds of science, mathematics and art collide in London-based design studio Troika’s first solo exhibition in North America. >