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The SOUTH exhibition, competition and film is a celebration of the new creative ethos that has emerged in South Africa over the past decade. >

In the year 2050, when teleportation has become a way of life, Jonathan Fundudis’s designs will be collector’s items… >

A bicycle without a front fork you say? Yes, it looks a bit odd but we appreciate the innovation and creativity driving it. >

Jaime Hayón’s new range of porcelain tableware emphasises the value of gathering around a dinner table with friends and family. >

Bittereinder, a new(ish) group on the Afrikaans music scene are definitely worth taking note of. >

Dark, moody, elegant... the Black Rain Mirror by OKHA brings the European winter into your home. >

A new prosthetic prototype by Swedish designer, Richard Stark, could help amputees take to the water. >

The Stringbike, using strings instead of cables, makes for a surprisingly smooth ride. >

The new design for the famous red London buses was recently unveiled. And Thomas Heatherwick is the creative behind it. >

Dave Southwood's latest collection of photographs captures the intricacies of the legendary Milnerton Market. >

ECAL students take inspiration from the Bouroullec Brothers, resulting in a collection of bathroom products suited to individual needs. >

We just love it when things are local (because it's lekker), eco-friendly and street chic, like Give it Bag. >

Book now for the 2011 Design Indaba Young Designers Simulcast in both Cape Town and Johannesburg. >

William Kentridge was recently awarded the coveted Kyoto Prize for his contribution to art and philosophy. >

Philosopher, entrepreneur, brand expert, poet and revolutionary. Jens Martin Skibsted is also a cutting-edge bicycle designer. >