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Katrin Fridriks’ work will be featured as part of Pascal Janssen's gallery offering at the Cape Town Art Fair this month. >

Artist Ralph Borland takes street wire art to a new level. >

Imagine being able to turn individual digital designs into custom Jacquard-woven fabric, available in quantities as small as a single metre. >

Non-profit social enterprise Child’s Cup Full encourages women in the West Bank to be makers. >

The Masana Collection is a new range of handwoven rugs, each made by a single artisan from natural hand-spun yarn. >

The "Make It New" exhibition traces the Western Cape's indigenous past and contemporary creativity through craft and design. >

A compelling piece arguing that designers need to think like entrepreneurs tops this week's list of most popular stories. >

The DMY International Design Festival in Berlin will be introducing a new annual section that focuses on social design. >

The National Gallery of Zimbabwe is hosting its first design exhibition that surveys contemporary design across the country. Design Indaba chats to the curator. >

"Africa is Resourceful" is one of the five themes explored in the "Africa is Now" exhibition at the Design Indaba Expo 2014. >

Dutch designer Reny van der Kamp questions and redefines design in "Utensils", a book based on documenting a Malawian family's life through their utensils. >

Western Cape craft and design producers notched up exports worth more than R1.5 million at shows in Germany, France and the U.S. this year. >

New York's design goods e-tailer Fab.com has debuted its first South Africa focussed pop-up shop >

It has taken a while to get this post out because frankly, I procrastinate... >

Renowned trend forecaster brings her curatorial vision to Design Indaba Expo – and she wants you to be part of it. >

Mohair trends for 2012/13 have been inspired by the craft movement and the renewed popularity of hand knitting collectives. >