“We want to be where the future is...Innovation doesn’t happen in isolation, so we want to anchor our research and design process closer to the people." >

Zimbabwean-born photographer Barry Salzman talks to us about his latest project as well as his award-winning series on the Rwandan genocide. >

Associate Professor Richard Lachman explains the importance of including the arts into STEM >

Kyu Sang Lee and Martin Wilson talk to us about their project, Still-life with Three Suspended Bodies. >

Olayami Dabls says he wanted to enable residents to better understand the immense power of their African heritage. >

“I always try to engage with the concepts of the African identity, in relation to history, especially the ways the black body is being represented.” >

The designer and innovator believes in pushing the limits of science, textiles and the natural world. >

Her new documentary, informed by the philosophy of Hannah Arendt, explores what are the origins of knowledge. >

Award-winning photographer Marinka Masséus uses her craft to raise awareness about albinism. >

“The project evolves around how my family landed in Johannesburg – how they ended up in the city from the farmlands. But it’s really a relatable story." >

Highly decorative and rich in colour, the Parisian illustrator's work reflects a diverse community. >