• Tia Blassingame
    Tia Blassingame
    Artist
    Tia Blassingame uses the art of letterpress printing in her work which explores the relationship between race, history and perception. >
  • Kathryn Fleming
    Kathryn Fleming
    Multidisciplinary Designer
    Kathryn Fleming is a multidisciplinary designer exploring the intersections of science, art and technology. >
  • Doremy Diatta
    Doremy Diatta
    Multidisciplinary Designer
    Doremy Diatta uses transdisciplinary design in the practice of mental health and learning. >
  • Burning Man is a week-long festival of interactive art in the Nevada desert.
    Beyond Black Rock City
    Larry Harvey, founding member of Burning Man, puts the idea down to a whim one afternoon. Now Burning Man-style interactive art is appearing worldwide. >
  • Larry Harvey.
    Larry Harvey
    Art Director
    Larry Harvey is the founding board member and chief philosophic officer of Burning Man, an annual festival of arts in the Nevada desert. >
  • Adam Wells illustrates a story of Modern Love. Image: nytimes.com
    "Modern Love: Breaching the Seawall" by Adam Wells
    Taken from the “Modern Love” column published in The New York Times, Adam Wells animates the story of a woman who falls in love in the Philippines. >
  • Los Angeles food truck chef and restaurateur Roy Choi chats to actor/writer/director Jon Favreau on the set of "Chef" in which he plays a Los Angeles food truck chef and restaurateur.
    Keep on truckin'
    The "godfather" of the Californian food truck movement is coming to Cape Town. It’s a good thing we’ll have 14 food trucks on tap. >
  • Roy Choi
    Roy Choi
    Chef
    As a creator of LA's celebrated gourmet food truck culture, this chef did more than sling marinated Korean barbecue tacos. He brought Los Angelenos together. >
  • Bill Watterson's newest 15 panel cartoon strip.
    Whatever happened to Watterson?
    Notoriously media-shy cartoonist Bill Watterson features in the comic-strip documentary film “Stripped”, to be screened at Design Indaba FilmFest 2015. >
  • The top five stories of the week range from Angel-Ho to baby survival kits.
    Take Five
    The heartwarming story of two fathers using design to help underprivileged newborns in their country drew the attention of readers this week. >
  • Andrea Zittel: Wagon Station Encampment
    Andrea Zittel: Wagon Station Encampment
    Art21 releases the second of a two-part documentary on Andrea Zittel. In this installation she talks about wagons and “sci-fi pioneer aesthetics”. >
  • "Big Eyes", a film by Tim Burton.
    Big Eyes
    Director Tim Burton lets the viewer step inside the life and work of acclaimed American artist Margaret Keane in this brilliant, biographical comedy-drama. >
  • The entertainment designer
    Multidisciplinary designer Emily Oberman has a formidable portfolio of work. We have a look at some of the campaigns she championed. >
  • Susan Sontag
    Regarding Susan Sontag
    She famously said: I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list. “Regarding Susan Sontag” tells the story of the legendary writer, critic and traveller. >
  • Stripped poster by Bill Watterson.
    Stripped
    “Stripped” is a love-letter to comic strips and an investigation into what happens to comics in a failing newspaper industry. >
  • Emily Oberman
    Brand Specialist • Filmmaker • Multidisciplinary Designer
    Emily Oberman’s work in the entertainment and hospitality industries has demonstrated how design can be integral to the creation of brand identity. >
  • Art and Craft
    This documentary follows the story of one of America’s most prolific art forgers, Mark Landis. >
  • "Cartography of Control" solo exhibition by Troika. Image: Kohn Gallery.
    The laws of the universe, according to Troika
    The worlds of science, mathematics and art collide in London-based design studio Troika’s first solo exhibition in North America. >
  • "The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer" by Edgar Degas.
    What artworks see
    Masashi Kawamura’s new photo project reverses the relationship between artwork and viewer. >
  • Andrea Zittel: Art & Design. Image: http://blog.art21.org
    Andrea Zittel: Art & Design
    Art21 produces the first of a two-part documentary on Andrea Zittel. In this first installation she talks about “living in art”. >
  • The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture Plaza, Washington D.C. (Photo: Adjaye Associates).
    David Adjaye is subject of first major exhibition
    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. >
  • Stanley Hainsworth.
    Teller of a thousand tales
    Stanley Hainsworth talks to us about performing in the workplace, his ability to help brands communicate, being independent, and his hair. >
  • Stanley Hainsworth.
    Stanley Hainsworth
    Creative Director
    Stanley Hainsworth is the founder and chief creative officer of Tether, a creative, cross-discipline studio. >
  • Teshia Treuhaft at Design Indaba. Photo by Jonx Pillemer.
    Teshia Treuhaft on how a dancer helped her be a better designer
    This graduate of Rhode Island School of Design designed a series of inventive chairs that respond to the movement of the human body. >

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