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The 5th Design Indaba Workshop Series had a twist of it's own – it went Dutch! >

In Cape Town: Bags, a workshop run by Durban-based graphic designer Garth Walker, 25 students designed bags based on imagery from the streets of Cape Town. >

This workshop held in Port Elizabeth was aimed at encouraging young South African design students to acknowledge and embrace their own personal histories. >

"A Frosty Day in Durban", the highly successful inaugural event in the Design Indaba Workshop Series, was held in Durban on 24 August 2001. >

The second event in the Design Indaba Workshop Series, held in Cape Town on 26 October 2001 at Cape Technikon in association with Cape Metropolitan Tourism. >

A workshop featuring Australian graphic design guru and Design Indaba alumni Ken Cato, aimed at reinforcing the concept of diversity in SA's wine industry. >

Leading international creatives have been unfolding new worlds of possibility and inspiration at the annual Design Indaba Conference since 1995. >

Hjalti Karlsson and Jan Wilker (karlssonwilker inc) explore how South Africans represent themselves through design, creativity and the media. >

In 2008, the Design Indaba Conference was sold out for the fourth year running. >

The 10th edition of Design Indaba >

Entrenching itself on the international design calendar. >

Becoming a cornerstone of South Africa’s creative landscape. >

Growing up >

The sixth Design Indaba in 2003 was heralded by the press as the event’s “coming-of-age”. >

In 2002, the fifth Design Indaba broke the biannual cycle of Design Indabas to become an annual event. >

After the international success of Design Indaba 1999, the fourth Design Indaba Conference in 2001 refined its ideals by promoting more discussion >

Growing to the international flavour >

Doubling efforts in the second event. >

The first two-day Design Indaba Conference >