Film is a powerful medium for storytelling. Here we round up four authentic African voices in filmmaking. >

The 12 nominations for Most Beautiful Object in South Africa 2015 stole the virtual spotlight on designindaba.com this week. >

This fluid, twinkling electronic track is the perfect introduction to the solo musical project of bassist, guitarist and DJ, Simon Lee aka Mungo. >

Studio Formafantasma explores the intersection between material and culture. Here are four of our favourite projects by the inventive duo. >

Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Michelle Bours questions the relationship between man and canine in her photographic project "Overwhelming Love". >

Announcing our first presenter for Design Indaba Conference 2015: Maverick filmmaker Casey Neistat, who is changing the way we watch movies. >

There's a new kid on the block in Woodstock's burgeoning art and design precinct that specialises in limited-edition South African design. >

Advice from some of the leading creative thinkers hit home with designindaba.com readers this week. Here's a round up of the top five stories. >

We chat to the organisers of the Hors Pistes project, which pairs European designers with foreign artisans, as they wrap up a workshop in Banfora, Burkina Faso. >

Here's a taste from the feast of new work that will be showcased for the first time at Africa's largest design exhibition. >

Early encounters with children's book illustrations sparked Alan Dye's appreciation for the art in his work as a creative director. >

Shoe designer Sara Gulyas shares some astute and savvy advice gleaned from launching her start-up brand, Pikkpack, with funding from Kickstarter. >

This collection of misshapen bowls captures the performative act of making. >

Matali Crasset's firsthand account of her workshop with weavers in Zimbabwe was the most click-worthy feature on designindaba.com. >