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The Campana Brothers and Eklund Sisters have worked together on a colourful exhibit, aimed at promoting dialogue. >

Ruan Hoffmann’s solo exhibition in Cape Town features a selection of works, all made in paper clay. >

Tokujin Yoshioka’s Twilight and Moon designs emphasise the unique beauty of light. >

A Turkish visual artist challenges conventional notions of beauty and body ornaments with her “face-distorting” jewellery. >

Welcome to the future with 3D printed couture that effectively, and fashionably, utilises rapid prototyping. >

The clever folks at Pentagram in New York sent an ingenious little book that challenges you to a word game, but not just any word game. >

The NoteSlate proposes an electronic alternative to paper. >

The Solowheel is small, convenient, eco-friendly, compact and fun - without reinventing the wheel. >

Like sand through the hourglass, this clever night light will help you gently fall asleep... >

A US soldier in Afghanistan is using creativity and recycled materials to bring joy to the children in this war-torn area. >

The Danube Bicycle is a kinetic sculpture that recognises the importance of cycling as a form of urban transport. >

A South African artist is the youngest ever to hold a solo exhibition at the National Arts Club in New York. >

Studio Xag’s dazzling window installation for a fashion boutique takes its cue from original Vegas signage. >

In a new exhibition, local artist Neill Wright looks to the predatory culture that has emerged in South Africa. >

Natural, original and beautiful. Tjerrie's range of gorgeous and glam accessories will have you coming back for more. >

Design Indaba Expo exhibitor, the Potter's Workshop recently collaborated with Swedish firm studio Glimpt. >

Firepetals highlights the delights of handmade jewellery at Design Indaba Expo 2011. >

Chic Revolution's vintage-inspired décor accessories take their cue from farm life. >

Diane Harper's ceramic creations celebrate a unique African heritage. >

African Gameskin's FSP Collection is an adventurous range of handbags, where wildlife meets contemporary chic. >

Hennie Meyer and Clementina van der Walt’s wall of flower vases are certainly not wall flowers like we know it. >

Gerry + Eric present a range of classic jewellery that comes with a fun twist. >

Have you seen these faces around Cape Town, or have you seen the FACT bags that tell a little story about life in the townships? >

Mingo Lamberti introduces an interesting new range of scatter cushions. >

Rohan Cherry's jewellery designs draw on the best of natural materials. >