Articles

Brussels-based designer Alain Gilles has designed a contemporary high-end soccer table that takes its cues from the Scandinavian design tradition of simplicity. >

The Rio 2016 logo, designed by Fred Gelli’s Tátil Design, is based on contagious energy, harmonious diversity, exuberant nature, and the Olympic spirit. >

BouwerWorks is an independent bicycle-building company in Stellenbosch that creates unique bicycles for modern commuters. >

London-based Studio Swine uncovers China’s hair trade industry with a 1930s décor collection and a short documentary. >

Gogoro Smartscooters are the world's first and only scooter that run on batteries that you can exchange when yours is flat. >

Wael Seaiby, a graduate of the University of Edinburgh, has designed Plag, a series of glass and ceramic looking vessels made from recycled plastic. >

Durban-based creative Wesley van Eeden has created his own voice and message through his hip, character-based art. >

Designed by Made in Earth, a group of humanitarian architects, Vellore House in Tamil Nadu, India, accommodates twenty orphaned children. >

Mothership’s Dobberend Bos installation explores how people and nature coexist in an urban environment. >

“That Dragon, Cancer” is an interactive narrative about Joel Green and his battle with cancer. >

83 countries are ranked in arts, architecture and design based on the number of design awards won, with the United States taking the top position. >

Black women’s hair is knotty terrain. Émilie Regnier photographs Ivorian women in their wigged glory and affirms that hair is ultimately a personal choice. >

An alternative wind turbine that generates green energy and removes air pollution on highways. >

Zimbabwean-born photographer Ben Moyo broke the mould by pursuing a career in the arts despite a lack of opportunities. >