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A new exhibition of Garth Walker's "ijusi" magazine explores what makes us South African and what that looks like. >

Ron Arad's newest edition of "Last Train" uses diamonds as a drawing tool to call attention to their strength rather than their preciousness. >

This graffiti enthusiast turns his fascination with the art into a book capturing the often fleeting artworks and stories behind them. >

Master carpet maker Paco Pakdoust translates contemporary South African artworks into the medium of wool and silk. >

As collectors take out their cheque books at Design Miami/Basel next week, we ask industry insiders what they think about one-off designs presented as art. >

Today Thundafund launches a drive to incentivise donations to #ANOTHERLIGHTUP based on a model of reciprocity. >

London streets and pavements become the canvas for Cape Town-based street artist Faith47 latest two works. >

South African artist Athi-Patra Ruga might be better known for his performance pieces but he also creates exquisite tapestries. >

CHGO DSGN is a major exhibition of recent object and graphic design by 100+ of Chicago's leading designers by curated by Rick Valicenti. >

South African designer/artist Justin Plunkett questions marketing-induced aspirations and perceived value in his first solo exhibition at The Cabinet. >

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

Mesuli Macozoma is a self-taught Johannesburg-based photographer who explores a sense of place in Soweto through his documentary-style photos. >

Aïssa Dione pushes the boundaries of traditional Senegalese textile design through incorporating technological elements. >

Jonathan Harris created an interactive digital portrait of artist and architect Vito Acconci. >

Design and violence aren't often two words used in the same sentence. MoMA explores the entanglement between design and violence in the 20th century. >

Art, design and performance meet in Marina Abramovic's "Counting the Rice" that opens on 1 May at Centre d'Art Contemporain in Geneva. >

Another Africa's Missla Libsekal chats to 89plus artist Jody Brand after her presentation at Design Indaba Conference 2014. >

Another Africa's Missla Libsekal chats to 89plus artist Haroon Gunn-Salie after his presentation at Design Indaba Conference 2014. >

Another Africa's Missla Libsekal chats to 89plus artist Kyla Philander after her presentation at Design Indaba Conference 2014. >

Another Africa's Missla Libsekal chats to 89plus artist Bogosi Sekhukhuni after his presentation at Design Indaba Conference 2014. >

Good Design blog in the UK features the #AnotherLightUp project by Design Indaba Trust, Faith47 and Thingking. >

The black and white Spring/Summer 2014 fashion trend has set the tone for home and décor accessories seen at the Design Indaba Expo 2014. >

Design Indaba Conference speaker David Goldblatt's work can be seen at the "Rise and Fall of Apartheid" exhibition on at Museum Afrika in Johannesburg. >

The final day of Design Indaba Conference brought architecture, art, Danish design, music and happiness to the stage. >

2014 Design Indaba Pecha Kucha presenter photographer Joy Mckinney shared a photographic series "The Guardian" that explored the boundaries of personal space. >