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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 >

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. >

South African Dave Southwood is a veritable camera flash of brightness in the local photographic scene. >

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

In Paris recently, Africa Fair presented their Fall/Winter 2005/06 collection. >

Now with the new government into its 10th year of democracy, a new mace was unveiled in Parliament recently. >

Craig Jacobs offers a round up of highlights from Cape Town Fashion Week. >

In design terms, Afro Diva is the fashion equivalent of wearing one’s heart on one’s sleeve. >

Shigeru Ban's experiments with paper architecture over the past 10 years have encompassed diverse constructions. >

Luba Lukova from New York, Teresa Roviras from London, Lucille Tenazas from San Francisco. >

Joshua Davis is a visual, virtual artist – the mouse is a brush, the pixels are paint. By his own admission, his work is not always useful. >

Hans A Bernhard is the civil name of hans_extrem, etoy.HANS, etoy.BRAINHARD, net_CALLBOY. >

Manchester born Mark Farrow has been called one of the heroes of the creative industries by Creative Review Magazine and deservedly so. >

i-D's new book, Learn and Pass It On, is a collection of life lessons and mantras written, photographed or faxed by creatives. >

A celebration of Lucy Orta's architectural fashion. >

Jeannette Unite is a Cape Town based artist and exhibits her work both locally and internationally. >

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