Articles

Would you bet money on South Africa getting ahead in the global design game? What is it that really holds the Third World back? >

We do hate to boast, but it would silly of us not to shout about the fact that Design Indaba Magazine is the only South African publication >

Design students from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology were assigned with the task of creating a book sleeve or poster. >

When he isn't altering other people's advertising in the Bubble Project, Ji Lee also spends his time developing thought-provoking designs. >

In Paris recently, Africa Fair presented their Fall/Winter 2005/06 collection. >

Craig Jacobs offers a round up of highlights from Cape Town Fashion Week. >

We asked our eminent guests at the 6th International Design Indaba to doodle their impressions of the event. >

Tokyo-based Naoto Fukasawa is a designer with the innovative design firm IDEO. >

Luba Lukova from New York, Teresa Roviras from London, Lucille Tenazas from San Francisco. >

Joshua Davis is a visual, virtual artist – the mouse is a brush, the pixels are paint. By his own admission, his work is not always useful. >

i-D's new book, Learn and Pass It On, is a collection of life lessons and mantras written, photographed or faxed by creatives. >

Jeannette Unite is a Cape Town based artist and exhibits her work both locally and internationally. >

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