Tokujin Yoshioka’s Kou-An Glass Teahouse reflects the cultural value of Japanese tea ceremony practices. >

Seymourpowell and the V&A Museum in London are facilitating workshops to educate scholars about the possibilities of design. >

Nendo’s Bell-Orgel music box encourages interaction, while also promoting the protection of forests. >

A one-man show, a “coalition of amateurs” and real human comedy at the Festarch festival. >

At the Venice Biennale, the presence of artists from Africa is very refreshing. >

At the Design Museum Holon, the New Olds exhibition explores the space in design between tradition and innovation. >

The Festarch festival explores visions of a future city that prioristises civil engagement, shared spaces and an open society. >

The Information Blanket hopes to improve infant mortality rates by giving parents in underdeveloped areas vital health information. >

Dutch courage pays off at the What Design Can Do conference. >

Seemingly effortlessly, Paul Ward discreetly captures and expresses Cape Town’s nightlife through his photographic blog. >