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Forget fashion and trends, Kobi Levi's Footwear Art turns shoes into sculptural artworks resembling flowers, slides and even Madonna. >

In the lead-up to COP17, Design Indabar - presented by Dube TradePort - will look at how a (sustainable) world is possible through creativity. >

The Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award calls for ideas that address issues of mass urbanisation in Cape Town. >

The look of the South African Climate Change Response Expo running alongside COP17 in Durban was conceptualised by designworkshop : sa. >

The Africa Adorned exhibition taking place in Cape Town is a feast of high quality local designs. >

Is it silk, or could it be milk? Anke Domaske has created a new material from milk protein. >

The Laboratory of Food Analysis assesses your health and then gives you a report card to eat, containing all the nutrients that are lacking in your diet. >

The Last Meal project looks at the last meal prisoners on death row chose to have. >

Media are invited to apply now for accreditation to Design Indaba Conference 2012. >

Functional Green is an installation that looks at ways of making urban farming really accessible. >

South African photographer Marc Shoul's collection of photographs about life in Brakpan has earned him an international award. >

Flussocreativo's Leco containers look like giant Lego blocks. They're ideal for sorting your recycling. >

The Goethe-Institut presents a diverse cultural programme during COP17, which includes workshops, exhibitions, performances and more. >

Mungo & Jemima's second retail space is also a showcase for budding South African fashion designers. >

Renée Walker's food labels rethink how we receive nutritional information. >

Pearlfisher's Taste Insight report explores trends in food and drink, and finds that our relationship with food is experiencing a renaissance of creativity. >

The Crates is a collection of mobile furniture, ideal for the modern urbanite. >

Design Indaba has launched the Your Street Gauteng Challenge, in aid of effecting positive social change in your immediate surroundings. >

Balloons of Bhutan is a project that visually represents the last Himalayan kingdom's Gross National Happiness, using colourful balloons. >

Inspired by the cube form, Tokujin Yoshioka has designed a new logo for the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum. >

Paul Senyol, Justin Southey and Bruce Mackay's Vast animation plays with infinitely tiny objects. >