Take a look at what six new furniture and homeware exhibitors will bring to Design Indaba Expo 2015. >

Africa's faded modernist buildings are a source of graphic inspiration for fashion designer Sindiso Khumalo, who will speak at Design Indaba Conference 2015. >

The worlds of science, mathematics and art collide in London-based design studio Troika’s first solo exhibition in North America. >

London-based duo The Workers, creators of four robots that enabled the public to explore Tate Britain at night, will speak at Design Indaba Conference. >

A Design Indaba project that celebrates and showcases the potential of upcycling. >

Two South African entrepreneur-fathers are adapting a Finnish design to help low-income mothers look after their newborns. >

Donate a book or buy a second-hand one at the Expo's BOOK.exCHANGE stand, which is raising money to help grow the Kannemeyer Primary School library. >

South Africa’s best-known living artist will speak, perform and present at Design Indaba Festival 2015 in four not-to-be-missed experiences. >

Performance artist Celeste Theron, wearing a crown of plastic bottles and making her way La Dolce Vita-style into a river, intrigued readers this week. >

Andrea Kac and Herman Schenck of Amueblate studios in Uruguay have designed a modular cookware collection perfect for apartment living. >

"She can be an angel or a bitch," says Angelo Valerio about his performance persona, Angel-Ho. Here he tells us why she wants to toy with our perceptions. >

Celeste Theron had an entrepreneurial streak in primary school: she sold her art work to the teachers. Now she's empowering other women to be entrepreneurs too. >

Recent architecture graduate Nikki Onderstall uses accurate geographic information in model-sculptures to examine Cape Town's city planning. >

Haus der Kunst in Munich and the Art Institute of Chicago join forces for "Form, Heft, Material", an in-depth survey of the acclaimed architect's career. >