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The History
The International Design Indaba® has a special interest in the development of young designers in South Africa. Throughout the year, the organisers of Design Indaba, Interactive Africa, host workshops across the country at selected tertiary institutions. During this highly interactive 5 day theme-based workshop, participating lecturers and students will have an opportunity to work closely and interact with international / local leading designers on a specific brief. The end product is always a tangible piece of work that is produced ie: brochure/book/bags/posters etc.
Should your institution wish to participate in future Design Indaba Workshops, please contact Shaunnelle on Tel: (021) 465 9966 or Fax: (021) 465 9978 . Alternatively, email to shaunnelle@interactiveafrica.com
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Design Indaba develops design talent in Gauteng
Design Indaba, Wines of South Africa and Woolworths, together with Australian graphic design guru and DI alumni, Ken Cato, will be hosting a workshop in Johannesburg, which aims to reinforce the concept of diversity in the wine industry in South Africa...
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Malcolm Garrett
The question most frequently asked of me throughout the week, concerned how from my experience, I thought this group of students compared to others in the UK, or elsewhere in the world...
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Oscar Peña - plus ONE minus ONE
In the assignment plus ONE minus ONE. The aim of the project was to change one aspect of an existing product to improve it and to align it with a chosen identity...
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Ilse Crawford - Feast 1
Feast 1 (n) Joyful anniversary, one that recurs on different, same, date; 2 annual village festival, sumptuous meal, esp. public one given to many guests; 3 gratification to the senses or mind...
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Paula Sher Identity Design
Paula Scher facilitated the Design Indaba Workshop at Wits Technikon in Johannesburg in May 2004.
The workshop had a mix of students across the various disciplines of fashion design, multimedia and graphic design...
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Hip Hop/Vukanai Bafazi! Project
A collaboration between one of South Africa's hottest design houses and a group of craftswomen from a poverty-stricken township has produced a sensational fashion statement...
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Design Indaba goes Dutch
Book designer extraordinaire, Irma Boom is known for not getting any briefs for her books - almost 200 of them...
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Cape Town:Bags
All delegates of the 6th Design Indaba® received an original, limited-edition Fishfinger bag designed by the 25 students who attended this workshop...
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Port Elizabeth: Personal History
The workshop in Port Elizabeth aimed to encourage young South African design students to acknowledge and embrace their personal history...
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A Frosty Day in Durban
"A Frosty Day in Durban", the inaugural event held in Durban on 24 August 2001, was a great success. It exposed participants to the best global practices of working in the disciplines of design...
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Cape Town: Tourism is Everyone's Business
The second workshop was held in Cape Town on 26 October 2001 at Cape Technikon in association with Cape Metropolitan Tourism. The theme was to promote Cape Town amongst its citizens...
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Design Indaba presents Karlssonwilker in South Africa: A real-time design adventure
South Africans are all too aware of the idiosyncrasies and nuances within our rainbow of a nation. Indeed, local creatives are often lauded for the uncanny mirror that they present our nation, drawing on the very pathos and humour that fuels our daily interactions. Of course, these creatives are borne of the South African culture.
The question then is, what mirror would non-South Africans show up to our nation? In the light of the upcoming World Cup and increased international attention tuned into our country, this question becomes particularly pertinent.
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