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Cow Africa is a small agency in Cape Town that specialise in guerrilla marketing through stunts, the web and mobile. >

Youssef Nabil tells Design Indaba about cinema, sleep, death and living between places. >

Design Indaba asked creatives born on the continent which of their works was most influenced by their place of birth. >

You’d think that, as a designer based in Africa, it would be easy to answer the question “What constitutes African design?” >

Givan Lötz seeks to blur the line between design craft and contemporary fine art. >

Design duo Adriaan Hugo and Katy Taplin are designing a cross-cultural commonality through abstraction. >

Ghariokwu Lemi’s cover designs continue to spread the Felasophy in Nigeria and the world. “It is forever and a day,” he tells Design Indaba. >

Lemn Sissay turns words into monuments, literally. Spending some time in South Africa, the poet gives Nadine Botha a verbal whiplashing. >

De Wereld Volgens Gorilla is an anthology of the best works that have appeared on the front page of De Volkskrant in Holland. >

A large scale and site-specific installation by designer Clive Rundle entailed three models climbing out of a wall. >

French designer Matali Crasset has completed the interior of House for the Little Ones at the 104 Centquatre arts centre in Paris. >

Two chandeliers by the Karoo-based Magpie Collective have been selected for the Obamas' private residence. >

Can positioning Cape Town as a global creative destination and design mecca save the regional economy from being marginalised? >

Li Edelkoort recently touched down in SA to share her positive vision of the future at a pair of seminars in Cape Town and Johannesburg. >

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