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How Journal Safar, an art and design magazine, connects Beirut’s art scene to the rest of the world. >

In a collaborative effort between artists and scientists, smell molecules from extinct flowers were extracted and their aromas recreated. >

The N'GOLA Biennale, in collaboration with Design Indaba, presents a series of talks that shine a light on some of Africa's phenomenal creatives. >

The N'GOLA Biennial, in collaboration with Design Indaba, is hosting a series of talks featuring some of Africa's most exciting creatives. >

The A CASA Museum of the Brazilian Object has dedicated 21 years to preserving the rich cultural history of the Brazilian people. >

Hivos is looking for content proposals from artists, entrepreneurs, chefs, designers, researchers, to imagine the future of African cities. >

A small island off the coast of West Africa is about to host a truly representative African arts and fashion festival. >

Grigri Pixel invited a group a creatives from Africa and Spain to work together in Madrid to try and find out. >

Called Stitches From The Ocean, the Accra-based creative says he wanted to let the audience into the other side of his creative process. >

The artist and her collaborators, Pure and Inka Kendzia, talk to us about the interactive performance piece. >

We chat to Saeed Abu-Jabar and Mothanna Hussein about how they’re contributing to the desert city’s flourishing design scene. >

Imani’s book is shining a light both on modern feminists and on marginalised people who are making a difference in the world. >

"Entering into collaborations with key people in my life has helped me rediscover my root inspiration." >

She may not call herself an art curator but Hannah Barry explains how she revived an art scene via an abandoned car park. >

The framework technology could make digital art less vulnerable to fraud and theft. >

"By creating positive works of art using black women we can begin to deconstruct our power structure." >

"With the help of technology, with the help of design, we are improving the world". >

Mawande Ka Zenzile explains how his reliance on intuition has made his work a lot more honest over the years. >

“I realised that there is more images and more stories of joy than there is of remorse,” Kahiu says of her search for African stories of joy. >

Sissay talks to us about taking creative risks and where he finds inspiration to write a new poem every morning. >

There is no need to book, and entry to Nightscape is absolutely free – come enjoy the design exhibitions, film, installations, curated retail and live music. >

Meet the young creatives taking on the world through Design Indaba's Emerging Creatives programme in 2019. >

Daniel Ting Chong uses creative coding to create collaborative artwork for Design Indaba 2019. >