Articles

Conny Freyer, Eva Rucki and Sebastien Noel of Troika electrified with their playful and thoroughly executed interaction designs. >

Topics ranged from puppetry to social solutions, from traditional design disciplines to radically new design genres. >

Evocative street artist and social activist Faith47 cast a meditative spell on the conference delegates with her exquisitely sensitive work. >

Design Indaba Expo 2010 celebrated the very best of South African creativity. >

Guests who attended the annual Design Indaba Party were entertained by Funafuji, Magic Carpet Ride, Popskarr, Jack Parow, Krushed & Sorted, Goodluck and Anthea. >

Design Indaba's speakers were wined and dined across Cape Town. >

Stefan G Bucher – monster god, kerning extraordinaire and sometime designer – answers SMS questions from the DI2010 audience. >

What is beautiful to you? Voted for by visitors to the Design Indaba Expo, the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa is... >

House and Lesiure and Woolworths encourage design students to take green prototypes from idea to retail. >

Design Indaba Expo 2010: Craig Charnock's How to Toyi-Toyi is a quick dummies-guide to South Africa’s most powerful dance. >

Absa L’Atelier art competition launches their 25th anniversary celebrations at this year’s Design Indaba. >

Design Indaba Expo 2010: The Moonbasket community-based project generates beautiful crochet items for living spaces. >

Design Indaba Expo 2010: John Bauer has created a range of dinnerware that turns meals into art experiences. >

Design Indaba Expo 2010: See piece's unique collection for the M-Net Face of Africa Finals in Lagos earlier this month. >