New York | Design Indaba

Could VR create space for people of colour in the film industry?

Emerging technology may be the answer to the ongoing question of representation. >
Three fashionable items designed for the differently abled

Grace Jun and her team at the Open Style Lab are creating functional and stylish clothing that considers everyone. >
Call for applications: Summer programme 2019

The University of the Underground and the Hannah Arendt Center at Bard College invite you to apply for POST-NATION STATES, Summer School 19 in NYC. >
Sculptors set to create the world’s largest gender equality art project

Australian sculptors and married couple Gillie and Marc are creating 10 life sized sculptures celebrating the lives of monumental women. >
More than a catcall

Sophie Sandberg tackles everyday harassment by taking it back to the streets. >
The all-woman band taking over a space traditionally reserved for men

New York’s Flor de Toloache talk preserving culture, women empowerment and taking on the male-dominated world of Mariachi. >
Bibi Seck

Designer

Bibi Seck is the co-founder of the award-winning design and innovation studio, Birsel+Seck. >
designboom

Media Company

Founded in Milan in 1999, designboom is the world's first and most popular digital architecture and design magazine. >
Architectural Record

Media Company

Architectural Record is the #1 source for news and information about architecture and design. >
Canva is championing authentic images of women around the world

The Natural Women Collection calls on photographers to portray women just as they are. >
Ellie Frymire

Communication Designer

Ellie recognised the power of meaningful design and intentional presentation of data. >
Love for design and design for love

Design and art direction duo Leta and Wade's work is a feast for the senses. >
Fjord’s Olof Schybergson to speak at Design Indaba Conference 2019

Acceleration in technological advancements, coupled with global challenges are starting to form a complex and ever blurry view of our future on this planet. >
Design Indaba 2019 – design activism and creativity takes center stage

This year's speakers include David Droga, architects Dong Ping-Wong and Annabelle Selldorf. and filmmaker Wanuri Kahiu. >
Here's why the changing advertising agency hasn't scared David Droga

“Logical people make the world go round, but creative people make it worth living in.” >
Architect Dong-Ping Wong to speak at Design Indaba 2019

With several companies under his belt, Dong-Ping Wong’s work represents a new wave of architecture. >
Dong-Ping Wong

Architect

Architect Dong-Ping Wong is the founder and Director of FOOD, a design firm based in New York. >
Architect Annabelle Selldorf announced as Design Indaba speaker for 2019

The founder of Selldorf Architects’ design language is quietly classic and highly considered. >
Annabelle Selldorf

Architect

Architect and founder of Selldorf Architects >
These striking images offer an alternative view of Nigerian diversity

“One of the biggest statements I try to make with my work is that there is no single Nigerian culture.” >
Artist imagines colossal vertical slums in Lagos

Are slums shaping the face of Africa? Nigerian-born artist Lekan Jeyifo conceptualises the future of slums in Lagos. >
The innovative, unconventional and inspiring work of Droga5

Ahead of David Droga’s talk at Design Indaba 2019, we take a look at some of the more impactful work from his agency. >
David Droga

Advertising Executive

Founder & Creative Chairman, Droga5 >
The maker of Algiknit talks seaweed fashion and the next stage of biotech

Aleksandra Gosiewski's work touches on sustainable ways to fix the disconnect within the fashion industry. >

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