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Moveable Type is a cross-country adventure in printing. Coming to a town near you! >

Pedagogy at the Photo Workshop Gallery examines the relationship between the classroom and the gallery. >

Calling all closet graffiti artists. The Walls Notebook lets you make your creative mark on urban surfaces without leaving your desk. >

On your next visit to London, why not consider staying in a boat above the Thames River? >

Looking at Jeremy Mayer's industrial-like sculptures it's hard to believe that it is made entirely from the parts of an old typewriter. >

The winners of the prestigious INDEX: 2011 Award talk about their designs that all work to improve life. >

Show your support for the Boks with a cool T-shirt design by Deathbok. >

KiBiSi's "Tracks" headphones makes for an easy fit and can be customised to your liking. >

The "Manuscripts" (Seats of Poetry) by Paul Cocksedge is an installation that highlights an exchange of words, poetry and knowledge between two cultures. >

Creative Week Cape Town starts today with a choc-a-bloc programme of creatively inspriring events, exhibitions, walking tours and workshops. >

"Paste" is a community art project that takes creativity out the gallery and onto the streets of Cape Town and Khayelitsha. >

Two public artworks by Tom Price in the Gloucester city centre refer to the invisible histories of the site. >

In his first solo exhibition, The Special Danger, Givan Lötz looks to conflated ideas of death, sex and spirituality. >

The "Perspectives" installation in the Geometric Staircase of St Paul's Cathedral in London offers a different view of this architectural masterpiece. >

Cartier Time Art, art directed by Tokujin Yoshioka, celebrates the technological innovation and beauty of Cartier timepieces. >

Glitch Fiction at Paris Design Week looks at what happens in the space between the everyday and infuences on our extrasensory perception. >

UNStudio’s Modular Fabrication looks to possibilities for composite materials in architecture. >

Renée Holleman's A Novel in Parts uses her neighbourhood as the departing point for exploring the spaces between. >

Textile Field is a large installation by the Bouroullec Brothers that looks to a fresh way of experiencing a museum. >

sTREEt is a modular system that serves the multiple purpose of being street lights, shade, shelter and public benches, all in one. >

What if cars could be fuelled by recycled newspapers? Well, perhaps if one adds TU-103, a new bacterial strain. Here's more about a potential new biofuel. >

Elegant, lightweight and super fast, this bicycle by Paul Budnitz Bicycles is ideal for the urban environment. >

The second day of the Toffie Food Festival saw Tammy Frazer talk of scent, Wolfgang Koedel of beer and world-famous blogger Julie Powell of butchery. >

Coffee gastronomy, a food taste tour of Madiba's life and an exploration of the oldest food culture in the world stand out on the first day of the Toffie Food f >

Conrad Botes’s The Temptation to Exist explores and questions the human desire to exist in the world as we know it. >