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The Rayn Jacket is a universal waterproof coat inspired by wheelchair users. >

Ending the first day of Conference with lightness, Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson gives the audience a sneak peak at his new the Little Sun Diamond. >

This designer is fascinated with creativity that uplifts our sensory experiences. >

Underground Images is a collection of more than 50 posters created at SVA for display in the NY subway system. >

Architecture is the thread that binds these Design Indaba speakers in their creative pursuits. >

The world needs more design-centric companies, run by design-minded people, to create products and processes with human wants, needs and behaviours in mind. >

How does music affect our minds? And how can we use it as a form of medicine? The founder of "music as medicine" platform The Sync Project explains. >

Filmmaker Michael Moore created a Trump resistance calendar to track anti-Trump protests. >

‘Tokyo Compression’ offers a new perspective of the Japanese city. >

“The seed is a household object but at the same time it is a revolutionary symbol.” >

Brazilian illustrator Hugo Canuto turned Yoruba African gods into western superheroes. >

At Design Indaba Conference 2017, we've gathered the greatest minds in the tech industries. From the founder of Airbnb to MIT fellows, the best grads and more. >

These shoe-box size satellites are improving the productivity of some of the most impoverished farmers in the world. >

Our longtime friend and Design Indaba alumnus Francis Kéré has been chosen to design the 2017 Serpentine Pavilion in London. It will be his UK debut. >