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The artist’s new photo series unpacks the colour black as a symbol of darkness, mourning and death. >

By combining collagen skin grafts with healthy skin cells, an MIT researcher created a scaffold that heals burn victims faster. >

The revolutionary, modular footwear can be self-assembled in less than five minutes. >

Redesigning menstrual products to appeal to a younger market. >

These Design Indaba 2017 speakers are leading the way. >

Pop Art that analyses modern society using, the Joker, Spiderman and Wonder Woman. >

The idea behind the nomadic exhibition is to spread a simple message of humanity and reach the maximum amount of people. >

Design Indaba 2018 had the biggest contingent of women speakers and this is what they had to say. >

How can the built world be improved? Take a look at the different approaches to architecture innovation presented by our speakers this year. >

Called Stranger In a Familiar Land, her photo series addresses the treatment of those with the condition in Africa. >

The photographer’s partnership with Getty Images is diversifying their imagery. >

This VR project began when Ashley Baccus-Clark realised that there is no sunscreen that caters to her skin tone. >

“Designing walkable cities enables us to start with the street – the essence of the city.” >

Devlin shared never before seen sketches with the Design Indaba audience and gave a deeper insight into her process. >

And that's a wrap! Take a look at our speakers' most poignant messages delivered the last day of conference. >

Design Indaba and the Zeitz MOCAA honoured the late legend in a stunning tribute on the Conference stage. >

Take a look at our speakers' most poignant messages delivered on stage at this year's Conference line-up. >

Centrally positioned on Luthuli Plaza, a green Dome of Plants will offer an inviting garden-like space for local urban events. >

"I believe that afrofuturism perfectly merges the past and the present of African culture in order to birth a brighter future." >

The Cuban-born illustrator brings his Trump-era protest art to Design Indaba Conference 2018. >

The Design Indaba 2018 speaker is at the forefront of art and technology. >

She was joined on stage by Anne Masina to perform Saartjie vs. Venus, a play that boldly interrogated aspects of black feminine identity. >

"We wanted to deliver an uncompromised album and build it from osmosis of our emotional and spiritual experience..." >