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

"Craft art", says author Elbé Coetsee, heralds the merging of "art" and "craft" as makers bring a conceptual approach to traditional handmade techniques. >

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

Andrzej Urbanski's paintings may look like they were made by a computer, but the love for colour that fuels them is 100% human. >

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

Don't try to pigeonhole Kossi Aguessy. He was born in Togo, grew up in the US and is now based in London. Oh, and he is both an artist and industrial designer. >

House and Leisure's Megan King chooses her favourite young designers at Design Indaba Expo 2015. >

In this interview, we chat with Catherine Ash about ceramics in the contemporary age. >

From renegades to stalwarts, art to advertising, tactile to digital and narrative to chaos: here is a snapshot of Design Indaba Conference 2015's closing day. >

We interview Lorette du Toit about her husband's bronze sculpture and bench being unveiled on 28 February 2015, on the corner of Bree and Shortmarket Streets. >