Articles

Few things clear the mind like a cup of tea. Saatchi & Saatchi take this idea further for the UCT Graduate School of Business. >

The RCA's exhibition at Ventura Lambrate during the Milan Furniture Fair will address the gap between great design and commercial viability. >

10 Years On is an exhibition examining the noteworthy contribution to the art world by graduates from Michaelis's class of 2001. >

PepsiCo have developed the world’s first 100% plant-based, fully renewable PET bottle. >

Newspapers should give a voice to the voiceless, as a new advertising campaign for The Zimbabwean illustrates. >

Karin Fong creates cinematic experiences that capture the imagination. Here she answers SMS questions sent to her during Design Indaba. >

The creative mind behind the renowned Global Africa Project, Lowery Stokes Sims answers the SMS questions sent to her during Design Indaba. >

The second part of Stiaan Louw’s Six series examines shifting male sexuality in an African context. >

It could be a beating heart, or a blinking kitty head. Is it real, or an illusion? Here’s more about Zoltan Kecskemeti’s concept clock. >

Alina Alamorean has an unconventional approach to jewellery design, influenced by her upbringing and architect parents. >

In a Springbok rugby jersey Jens Martin Skibsted campaigned for more bicycles in cities at Design Indaba. Here he answers SMS questions. >

Part hardware product, part iPhone app… Peel will change the way you watch TV. >

Boisterous business woman Jen Bilik of Knock Knock answers the SMS questions sent to her during Design Indaba Conference. >

Ben Fry employs design to help make complex data more understandable and accessible. He answers SMS questions sent during Design Indaba. >