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New York-based artist Michael Mapes creates fragmented portraits out of collected items >

Berlin-based design studio Studio Other Spaces unveiled their kaleidoscopic wine-tasting pavilion in early August >

The ANNA Award announced Lerato Nkosi as their inaugural prizewinner on 10 August 2022 >

Thandiwe Msebenzi’s Radical Makazi Instagram series will be exhibited at Blank Spaces in Woodstock, Cape Town >

Design Indaba alumnus Shaakira Jassat created a collection of trick glasses inspired by social distancing and caterpillars for the Nationaal Glasmuseum >

London design studio and Design Indaba alumnus NB Studio created stamps celebrating 50 years since the first Pride march in London >

Tobias Bolliger of Studio Bollo turns typefaces into distorted patterns that resemble rhythmic beats >

Design Indaba Emerging Creative for 2022 Sizani Baloyi already has impressive industry notches in his belt >

Lauren Gericke thrives on creative problem-solving and efficient design >

Award-winning designer and director Nelly Ben Hayoun’s recent installations bring the wonders of science to visitors >

Michel Rojkind presents his immersive piece "Yoltic Seat" at Lisbon museum >

A floating wire sculpture in Prague is an ode to Ukrainian mothers >

Established artist Mbongeni Buthelezi has exhibited widely in South Africa and abroad >

A Russian photographer is awarded for documenting the social transformation of the traditional ‘reindeer people’ >

Fernado’s high-end fashion brand taps into the emotional connection we have to fashion items >

Maya Lin’s sprawling installations pay homage to – and ask questions about – watery ecologies >

Fashion and portrait photography allow Thulani Kubeka to paint with light. >

Influential post-war Japanese photographer’s solo exhibition highlights the pathos of the past >

Design Indaba Emerging Creative Mohau Moholane was always “that kid that drew”. He explains why people are his focal point and what art means to his identity >

Finding connections between South Africa’s past and present >

Njabulo Maseko is on a mission to open doors for the youth to express the power of their inner creativity >

Naba AboLova and actor Bonko Khoza bring hope to unemployed township youth >

British author Simon Garfield’s classic publication, ‘Just My Type’, turns us all into fervent font-spotters >

Moeko Selebalo’s considered simplifications distil the very essence of what it means to be alive >

Nandipha Yanta’s artwork focuses on self-care for Black women >