Articles

  • The shape of water
    Design News • 29 Jun 22
    Maya Lin’s sprawling installations pay homage to – and ask questions about – watery ecologies >
  • The presence of absence
    Design News • 29 Jun 22
    The Bamiyan Cultural Centre in the Bamiyan Valley meditates on the complex history and uncertain future of Afghanistan >
  • It takes a village
    Design News • 29 Jun 22
    Intrepid designer Lani Adeoye is inspired by the organic rhythms of the traditional society, adapting them for modern audiences >
  • Arbour days
    Design News • 21 Jun 22
    Stefano Boeri x Timberland have created a multisensory installation to bring the scents and sensations of being in a forest into an urban waterway >
  • Home and away
    Design Frontiers • 21 Jun 22
    The new Africa Centre in Southwark is poised to unveil a permanent collection of contemporary African art, following a much-anticipated refurbishment >
  • Dream, explore, discover
    Design News • 21 Jun 22
    Take a seat on a Bofred masterpiece and be transported to a world where all you need do is actively observe >
  • Future compostable
    Design News • 13 Jun 22
    Furniture designer Jonsara Ruth restores disabled pieces of furniture so they are both ecologically and ergonomically healthier >
  • Hold my beer
    Design News • 13 Jun 22
    Daniel Ting Chong’s partnership with Local Brewery & Co. brings inclusivity and fashionable fun to craft beer >
  • Fast track to a modern Senegal
    Design News • 13 Jun 22
    Renowned Senegalese architect Fatiya Diene Mazza, who is founder of the firm ID+EA, has been instrumental in refreshing the infrastructure of her nation >
  • Photographic memory
    Design News • 6 Jun 22
    Influential post-war Japanese photographer’s solo exhibition highlights the pathos of the past >
  • Just beachy
    Design News • 6 Jun 22
    Tosin Oshinowo’s Coral Pavilion embraces the traditions of tropical modernism in West Africa >
  • For the birds
    Design News • 6 Jun 22
    Treehotel and BIG make a case for species co-habitation with their new collaboration, Biosphere >
  • Heightened play
    Design News • 30 May 22
    Francesco Nassimbeni’s film, ‘AEIOU’ has scooped the prestigious Jury Award for Best Experimental Short at this year’s Cannes Short Film Festival. Here’s why >
  • What happens at the salone…
    Design News • 30 May 22
    The 60th edition of the world’s biggest furniture fair, Salone del Mobile.Milano – scheduled for June this year – is a vibrant subsidiary of Milan Design Week >
  • Reimagination is the new disruption
    Design News • 30 May 22
    Disruption’s “softer” cousin, Reimagination, is a survival tool for brands, and leads the way to a better world through creativity >
  • Eye on the prize
    Design News • 22 May 22
    Mariam Issoufou Kamara, founder of the award-winning Atelier Masōmī, will lead the design of a new museum and cultural centre – Bët-bi – in southwestern Senegal >
  • Walking, talking chair
    Design News • 16 May 22
    A Lithuanian exhibition is inviting heart-to-hearts between historical furniture items and modern-day design objects >
  • Rebuilding Kharkiv
    Design News • 16 May 22
    British architect Norman Foster proposes rebuilding the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv from the ground up >
  • Bioplastic fantastic
    Design News • 16 May 22
    Designer Luke Pearson closes the production loop with the collaborative product bFRIENDS >
  • Ghana’s national pavilion
    Design News • 8 May 22
    How do you define freedom? Ghana’s flag provides a clue – as does its striking pavilion at this year’s Venice Biennale >
  • Liberian centre celebrates women
    Design News • 8 May 22
    Former Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has partnered with leading African architects >
  • Changing the narrative
    Design News • 8 May 22
    Naba AboLova and actor Bonko Khoza bring hope to unemployed township youth >
  • At (type)face value
    Design News • 8 May 22
    British author Simon Garfield’s classic publication, ‘Just My Type’, turns us all into fervent font-spotters >
  • Time flies
    Design News • 1 May 22
    Design Indaba alumnus Neil Harbisson is ready to live Einstein’s theory of relativity with the help of a new wing-shaped sense organ >
  • Skyfall
    Design News • 1 May 22
    A never-ending stream of dominoes extending upwards provides the building blocks of architect Jean-Paul Cassia’s latest brainchild, the Zanzibar Tower >
  • Frugal science
    Design News • 24 Apr 22
    Design Indaba alumnus and Stanford bioengineer Manu Prakash rises to the challenge of inequality with his scientific inventions >
  • Mi casa es su casa
    Design News • 24 Apr 22
    Chilean firm Guillermo Acuña Arquitectos Asociados designs a red house on stilts on the island of Chiloé >
  • Pavilions on a pedestal
    Design News • 17 Apr 22
    Architectural pavilions can take creativity to the next level – but what makes a pavilion truly great? >
  • The sound of silence
    Design News • 17 Apr 22
    Two Dutch designers create 'silent rooms' where care-home inhabitants can process the experience of loss >
  • Art across time
    Design News • 17 Apr 22
    Chinese-Australian artist Renee So’s exhibition at the CAMPLE LINE gallery in rural Scotland explores history in multiple forms >

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