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believes in nurturing new creative talent and knocking down … and so, the Emerging Creatives programme was established. Each year 40 inspiring and aspiring creatives get the chance to launch their careers at Africa's premium design event. Once again we were blown away by the fresh talent in South Africa and are proud to present this year's Emerging … >

believes in nurturing new creative talent and knocking down … started... and so, the Emerging Creatives programme was established. Each year 40 inspiring and aspiring creatives get the chance to launch their careers at Africa's premium design event. Once again we were blown away by the fresh talent in South Africa and are proud to present this year's Emerging … >

believes in nurturing new creative talent and knocking down … and so, the Emerging Creatives programme was established. Each year 40 inspiring and aspiring creatives get the chance to launch their careers at Africa's premium design event. Once again we were blown away by the fresh talent in South Africa and are proud to present this year's Emerging … >

Expo 2013 as part of the EmergingCreatives programme. The range … since being a part of the EmergingCreatives programme? Yes. From Soweto … Expo 2013 as part of the EmergingCreatives programme … >

inspired by Xhosa patterns as an EmergingCreative at Design Indaba 2011. He … 2011. He epitomises what the EmergingCreatives platform is about: an opportunity … This week's featured EmergingCreative is textile designer Laduma … >

Creative Work … of design, film, music and creative innovation … >

investment, tourism and sports, creative arts, and technology and … by 48 of our Design Indaba EmergingCreatives will be exhibited on the … Sports, Arts & Culture. #DI Emerging … >

year, Design Indaba's Emerging Creatives Programme finds the most promising young minds of South Africa's creative scene to give them a leg up and hit the ground running in the industry. While the programme's main class will be exhibiting their work as part of Design Indaba's Nightscape event in Cape Town, the Extended Class offers applicants from Durban and Johannesburg an opportunity to exhibit their work in their hometown - at the KZNSA Gallery in Durban or at Fox Junction in Johannesburg. Meet the members of 2017's Extended Class: DURBAN Desiree Noxolo Gumede is a graphic designer from KwaZulu-Natal who graduated from the Cape Peninsula University of Technology, focussing on the subliminal power of visual communication. Fellow illustrator Nokubonga Charmane Mbambo is a comic artist who draws inspiration from Japanese manga and animation, while jewellery designer Nomfundo Cebekhulu creates her pieces to reflect African modernity. KZN native Tsepo Khonyane is an ambitious young businessman with a keen understanding of the power of social media, while Design School of South Africa graduate Hayley Richards makes her mark in the city's fashion arena. Durban University of Technology graduate Nishthi Sewnath creates her fashion designs with a sense of intuition in addition to aesthetics, while Nivadni Sewnath creates unique garments with an interest in efficient design. Fellow DUT graduate Wanda Majubana is a textile designer who infuses his work with gaming culture. JOHANNESBURG Limpopo-born photographer, Tshepiso Mabula captures the beauty of the banal while East Rand-based ceramicist Duma Mtimkulu creates unique homeware as a student of the Tshwane University of Technology. Drawing from expertise in architecture design, Siphatisiwe Hlongwane creates her jewellery to reflect a multidisciplinary approach. Emulating his Zulu heritage, Sifiso Shange creates products using Zulu-beadwork with a contemporary slant while Adam Duxbury's start-up fashion house aims to celebrate the Capetonian summer through textiles. Kimberley-born Thebe Magugu derives inspiration from powerful women to create his original couture. University of Johannesburg graduate Lindsay Dhludhlu integrates old techniques with modern concepts to create her graphic designs. Passionate about storytelling, Limpopo-born Joel Matladi works to reconstruct the depiction of Africa through animation, while Ssanyu Sematimba, a young visual artist originally from Uganda, draws from fashion, photography and graphic design to inform her creativity … >

Creative Work … of design, film, music and creative innovation … >

Creative Work … of design, film, music and creative innovation … >

is the brainchild of #DI EmergingCreative Class of 2020, Thalefang … your work changed since the EmergingCreatives programme? As an Economist … Bag some time with former #DI EmergingCreative and Mebala founder, Tlhalefang … >

Sifiso Kunene, is a former #DI EmergingCreative from the Class of 2017, and … amp;nbsp;What does having been a #DI EmergingCreative mean to you?  The magnitude … Creative Work … >

yourself - in terms of your creative identity and aesthetic style? My … identity and aesthetic style? My creative style in three words: Intentional … DI EmergingCreative Chifunilo Mulusa talks to … >

yourself in terms of your creative identity and aesthetic style? The … We chat to #DI EmergingCreative Azee Tanzi on tailoring and … thinkers and doers making a creative impact … >

by bringing together local creatives to create a community of … Interview Former Design Indaba EmergingCreative Mpho Vackier in TheUrbanative's … thinkers and doers making a creative impact … >

yourself - in terms of your creative identity and aesthetic style? Loud … so far - how has the #DI EmergingCreatives programme shaped your design … culture is on the rise in the creative community and the pandemic … >

much more. The Design Indaba EmergingCreatives programme, with support from … the country for top young creatives across different industries … Technology. Read more on Emerging … >

one-time Design Indaba EmergingCreative now operates on the global … through fashion. Thebe Magugu's EmergingCreatives profile. Thebe Magugu … Creative Work … >