Articles

The Design Indaba 2018 speaker will introduce her A Grain of Sand project, which you can also be a part of. >

The yarn is made of gelatine and it has a similar quality to merino wool fibres. >

Aravena’s work sits at the intersection of public interest and social impact, addressing issues of housing, public space, infrastructure, and transportation. >

The British designer behind the iconic S-chair will be returning to the Design Indaba stage next week! >

“He said something – not a lot of artists say much, they’re just entertainers. Bra Hugh used his music as a weapon." >

We're planning a multi-sensory experience filled with sounds, sights, and tastes. >

Our search for a South African object that challenges the very definition of beauty has begun – take a look at this year’s 10 contenders! >

The new tech is catching on in healthcare sectors all over the world. This startup is bringing it to North Africa. >

Wolff's work is as concerned with social transformation as it is with documenting Cape Town's architectural heritage. >

Where biomimicry, cultural weaving and lots of polyester strands meet. >

From pop-up galleries, exhibitions, exclusive music performances and food experiences, we have something for everyone! >

These young graduates presented projects that speak to the water crisis, the power of sound, social entrepreneurship and so much more. >

This project merges crafts, social engagement, design and human contact. >

“We couldn’t train 100,000 new optometrists, but we could look at the technologies available and re-engineer them to be lower cost and easier to use.” >