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If not photography, Ed Suter would have been a homicide detective for the NYPD. It's a happy coincidence that photography came out tops. >

Functions and experiments, belief and passion, bread and wine, deprivation and excessiveness. Andrea Kleinloog believes in starting big. >

Graphic designer Richard Hart is passionate about women’s shoes. He’s also looking for a creative muse, if anybody is up to the task… >

Paul Priestman believes that with enough optimism and a continuous improvement mindset, design can probably save the world. >

Fast cars, beautiful women, 100 push-ups in the morning and 19 others things that make Cameron Platter tick. >

Garth Walker's staying power is his most marked characteristic and it might have something to do with not wanting to work in a bank. >

Frank Tjepkema tells Design Indaba about the new frontiers of design. >

Design Indaba speaks to designer Revital Cohen about her design provocations. >

Marcel Wanders has designed more than a lifetime’s worth of knotted chairs – he’s designed himself. >

Bruce Mau talks about people connecting across cultures, languages, religions and national boundaries to solve the challenges of the world. >

Nadine Botha talks to the resident kidults of Am I Collective about their new animation project, Disko. >

Anthony Lebossé of Paris’s 5.5 designers explains how they are undoing the very basis of their profession. >

Thrill engineer Brendan Walker talks about the psychological, biological and narrative elements that feed kicks. >

Constantin Boym talks about what the 20th century taught him about the power of the miniature and memory. >

Young designers in Kosovo are building a new visual order. Peet Pienaar speaks to typographer and information designer Yll Rugova. >

Architect Len Abelman sets off to meet expats Jack Diamond and Shirley Blumberg, two South Africans shaping the Toronto cityscape. >

Father of interaction design, Bill Moggridge talks about creating the technology landscape of the future. >

Photographer Paul Hofman is the only man to ever burn a Design Indaba masthead and get away with it. >

When “The Soviet Union Forever” was replaced with “Always Coca-Cola”, Czech designer Maxim Velcovsky turned to design as social critique. >

To paraphrase Mark Twain, rumours of the electric car's death have been greatly exaggerated. Fiona Zerbst discovers the Tesla. >

South African-born auto designer Keith Helfet has produced iconic designs for Jaguar Cars. >

Thebe Ikalafeng gets the inside track from the globe's leading nation branding specialists, Simon Anholt and Wally Olins. >

Christoph Niemann's pictures paint a thousand witty words. In this interview, we profile the illustrator's more serious side. >

The talents of the Indian-born, Amsterdam-based product designer Satyendra Pakhalé migrate happily from one design oasis to the next. >

Always a bastion of witty innovation, the celebrated French product designer Inga Sempé gets it right every time. >