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Using cowhide as her main canvas, Nandipha Mntambo challenges social and cultural norms with her creative work. >

At the Venice Biennale, the presence of artists from Africa is very refreshing. >

Can one really out hip a photographer? What happens when one hipster calls three other hipsters "hipster"? >

Critics and scholars read Zander Blom’s art as a contemporary South African revision of Modernism. >

Icon Iconoclast is a body of work by Beezy Bailey inspired by the father of a free South Africa, Nelson Mandela. >

Neither photojournalism nor visual art, Between Darkness and Light looks at Jodi Bieber’s work that defies categorisation. >

Photographer Sivan Miller was part of Emerging Creatives 2011. >

Part bar, part art installation, the Design Indabar presented by Grolsch is a mobile celebration of the spirit of creativity. >

Roger Ballen’s photographs defy socio-political explanation and other verbalisations of meaning. It’s an existential journey. >

Local photography legend David Goldblatt celebrates his 80th birthday today. Design Indaba pays tribute to his life and his work. >

Ross Chowles's exhibition of a multiple personality disorder is a showcase of paintings that give expression to his creativity. >

She's still looking for a creative muse but she's fared exceptionally well without one. Photographer Lolo Veleko is just starting. >

South Africa's 12th unofficial language doesn't use words but hand signals. They're fun, useful and give insights into taxi commuting. >

With football fever all around us, photographer Jessica Hilltout investigates the cultural significance of the beautiful game in Africa. >

Fine artist and commercial photographer Leah Hawker sourced everything in this photoshoot from the 2010 Design Indaba Expo. >

Photographer Zanele Muholi’s exploration of black female bodies has raised more than a couple of eyebrows. >

Photographer Jessica Hilltout shows that the beautiful game of soccer goes beyond the confines of stadiums and the glare of the paparazzi. >