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How does music affect our minds? And how can we use it as a form of medicine? The founder of "music as medicine" platform The Sync Project explains. >

A custom-made dress based on your online data. >

Filmmaker Michael Moore created a Trump resistance calendar to track anti-Trump protests. >

This device could aid households that only have access to contaminated water. >

‘Tokyo Compression’ offers a new perspective of the Japanese city. >

We held a live Twitter Q&A with artist Olafur Eliasson ahead of his Design Indaba Conference talk. Here are his forceful and beautiful thoughts. >

“The seed is a household object but at the same time it is a revolutionary symbol.” >

Young Algerian designer touches on complex psychology with minimal artworks. >

The future of China’s air pollution could be addressed with Stefano Boeri’s forest city. >

Brazilian illustrator Hugo Canuto turned Yoruba African gods into western superheroes. >

The artist’s vivid depictions of African life are bursting with energy. >

At Design Indaba Conference 2017, we've gathered the greatest minds in the tech industries. From the founder of Airbnb to MIT fellows, the best grads and more. >

The cities of Durban and Johannesburg have creative talent and then some. >

These shoe-box size satellites are improving the productivity of some of the most impoverished farmers in the world. >

Come with us into a surreal world of magical trees, otherworldly art installations and a full-blown lineup of awesome musicians and DJs. >

Our longtime friend and Design Indaba alumnus Francis Kéré has been chosen to design the 2017 Serpentine Pavilion in London. It will be his UK debut. >

This experimental device tests urine in a reliable, cost effective way. >

Music is my Mistress is a short film directed by Kahlil Joseph for Kenzo Clothing. >