What would the design landscape of Africa look like if colonialism had never happened? Designer and Nottingham Trent University...

What happens when you grab a bunch of juicy Gauteng students and team them up with renowned graphics guru and self-confessed wino Ken Cato?

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.

Always a bastion of witty innovation, the celebrated French product designer Inga Sempé gets it right every time.

Stereotypical associations of Africa are not exactly the kind of images that stimulate foreign investment and tourism.

Setting out recommendations on how to address human needs.

At Salone Mobile in Milan recently, Design Indaba alumnus and creative director of Edra, Massimo Morrozi, launched a quirky project...

Jennifer Fair writes about coming together to create awareness of South African jewellery design at the Jewellery Indaba.

Issay Kitagawa has been in love with print for as long as he can remember, writes Patrick Burgoyne.