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Naba AboLova and actor Bonko Khoza bring hope to unemployed township youth >

British author Simon Garfield’s classic publication, ‘Just My Type’, turns us all into fervent font-spotters >

Moeko Selebalo’s considered simplifications distil the very essence of what it means to be alive >

Nandipha Yanta’s artwork focuses on self-care for Black women >

‘Tentative Words Change Everything’ is a new outdoor sculpture exhibition by British artist Nathan Coley >

Kyle Kemink’s typo/graphic artwork pushes the boundaries of creative exploration >

An Instagram design campaign from the global creative community is showing support for Ukraine >

Design Indaba Alumnus Luba Lukova’s poster portfolio is a call to action >

Kutlwano Angela Monyai uses paint, crochet and fabric to embody the Black female experience >

The latest exhibition taking place at Gulf Photo Plus in Dubai explores Arab womanhood through photography >

A sculpture that harnesses the magic of light and electricity finds a home at Dior >

Refreshing the brand identity of the Birmingham Royal Ballet >

The convention-flouting ICA Live Art Festival is back! >

Dioramas of Damascus, made from repurposed materials, tell the story of a fractured Syrian city >

Buhle Nkalashe’s powerful artworks are steeped in isiXhosa, isiZulu and Ndebele traditions >

Kanya Viljoen’s Eurydice makes use of femme narratives in a waterless pool >

Katie Paterson’s Requiem will change the way you think about dust >

Arron Nathan Moos’s moving, contemplative portraits bring the lives of others sharply into focus. >

Alex Cecchetti’s Sentiero – a land-art intervention and performance – is set to premiere at the Biennale Gherdëina >

One architectural drawing a day for 365 days has culminated in the exhibition RSA 365 >

Cape Town’s beloved Irma Stern Museum celebrates its semicentennial with a line-up of exhibitions, events and talks. >

We explore what informs Amy-Leigh Braaf’s restless creativity >

Keiken’s interactive gaming installation uses tech to explore different states of being >

Akshar Maganbeharie’s portraits of pop stars and movie icons celebrate and vilify fame and pop culture >

Nokukhanya Charity Vilakazi’s work explores the power of the stories African grandmothers tell their grandchildren. >