Billed as a “gay architectural mockumentary”, The Satyr of Springbok Heights is Cape Town architect Robert Silke’s first foray into film. >

For the limited-edition of the Pet Shop Boys’s latest offering, Yes, Mark Farrow certainly responds in the affirmative. >

With barely a human subject in sight, Roger Ballen’s newest book, Boarding House, makes his oeuvre even more intangible. >

In Jesse Breytenbach’s graphic novel I Don’t Like Chocolate every story relates to food from a different slant. >

De Wereld Volgens Gorilla is an anthology of the best works that have appeared on the front page of De Volkskrant in Holland. >

Legendary post-punk 1980s agitators, Koos’s iconic so-called “black tape” has been re-mastered, repackaged and re-released. >

Big Idea, by Sandu Cultural Media, is a compilation of winning works from seven international design competitions. >

Miss Beautiful is a photographic investigation into South Africa’s pageants by Stan Engelbrecht, with supporting stories by Tamsen de Beer. >

crEATe is a timely overview of the state of our world’s pantry, researched and written by the Future Laboratory, published by Gestalaten. >

The Interior World of Tom Dixon is an explosion of inspiring colours, textures and patterns, from Italian flooring to dried Korean fish. >

“Pure design proposes a cocktail of sensations,” reads the introduction to Pure Design: Objects of Desire, published by Monsa. >