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South Africa was the second nation in history to create an opportunity to rewrite its own cultural language. Garth Walker explores why so little has changed. >

Taweni Gondwe believes that South Africa, with all of its diversity, should try incorporate more original South African humour into all aspects of its realm. >

Neville Brody's presentation from the 4th International Design Indaba has kept abreats with the ever-changing graphic and technological environment. >

Selected works from the portfolio of illustrator and animator Caroline Vos. >

Graphic designers, unlike advertising creatives, on the whole don't spend much time fixating on what turns people on. >

I’ve lived in the Bo Kaap area for just under 15 years. Bo Kaap’s got a special culture. The people are nice, you know the people next door… that type of thing. >

My whole life I wanted to live close to the sea. There's something healing about it for me. I've lived here since 1993. I still remember my first phone number! >

It’s hard to talk about Afrikaans culture without talking about politics and history... >

It is perhaps bold of me to propose that I understand the phrase ‘frame of reference’ enough to use it as an introduction to an article about people’s homes >

Interview with photographer Han Lans. >

Legendary Flash guru and web designer Yugo Nakamura's 2001 interview is as pertinent today as then. >

Timbuktu is a word that conjures up images of adventures and exploration, yellow dust and sweet dates, camel caravans and gold treasure. >

The great thing about being a woman photographing women is that I don't get off on it, says Alexa Singer. >

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