Articles

Elbé Coetsee's new book, "Craft Art in South Africa", is a beautifully illustrated journey through the tactile possibilities of handmade work. >

A swirl of sounds by the internationally acclaimed Zimbabwean sextet that gives traditional Tonga music a rhythmic twist. >

Party Bunch & Co’s illustrated designs blur the line between stationery and art. >

Dokter and Misses’ new range of storage pieces is a further exploration of West African Kassena architecture. >

This new shelving system from South African trio Leg Studios pairs delicate copper connectors with raw wood. >

Andrzej Urbanski's paintings may look like they were made by a computer, but the love for colour that fuels them is 100% human. >

The wearable technology industry is still in its infancy but local scientists from Stellenbosch are quietly revolutionising it. >

For musician Adam Howard, the opportunity to collaborate with South Africa's most well-known artist signalled a shift towards "sound-agnostic" composition. >

Bofred teams up with Sisters 4 Sisters to create textile wall art. >

An innovative audio speaker has won the PPC Imaginarium Awards, a showcase for design and art that pushes the boundaries of work made in concrete. >

Hinterveld’s new 2015/16 collection introduces colour-soaked patterns and a variety of yarn blends. >

Afro Delft’s latest collection translates the sensation of “having butterflies” onto enamel. >

Fashion and textile designer Sindiso Khumalo recently launched a fashion collection very different from anything she has done before. >

The Masana Collection is a new range of handwoven rugs, each made by a single artisan from natural hand-spun yarn. >