June 2014 Archive

London streets and pavements become the canvas for Cape Town-based street artist Faith47 latest two works. >

South African furniture designer Haldane Martin chats to Design Indaba about how he has adapted his business through a shift in focus and new collaborations. >

Designer Y Tsai has conceptualised a new interior for the Belville Children's Library that strikes a balance between space for books and space for reading. >

International brand consultants Wolff Olins has created a new creative voice for a nation in the form of a new brand strategy, name and logo for Qatar Museum. >

We round up the must-see, stay-in-the-know stories that proved popular on designindaba.com in this new weekly feature. >

South African design duo Dokter and Misses creates a striking new MTV Africa Music Awards trophy. >

Architecture for a Change uses lightweight materials with extreme efficiency for a school in rural Malawi. >

Marije Vogelzang tells us about her favourite food memories and what it entails to be an "eating designer". >

Artist-blacksmith Conrad Hicks' sculptural pieces often emerge from working with the raw material in his forge. >

Nicole Yershon applies the risk-taking energy of an entrepreneur to help Ogilvy's London office stay ahead of the creative curve. >

We look back at the Dutch graphic designer's iconic posters for KunstRAI, the Dutch art fair, to see just how creative a portrait can be. >