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“It’s our job to get out there and fight for great ideas; it’s creative people that will make the change," Sir John Hegarty said at Design Indaba Conference. >

Driven by a relentless curiosity, photographer David Goldblatt has been capturing the people, places and structures of South Africa for more than 50 years. >

In an interview at this year’s What Design Can Do conference, Alfredo Brillembourg spoke about the ways design can be used to rethink values and empower people. >

Design Indaba TV catches up with director Karin Fong in Cape Town, South Africa. She tells of her latest projects and shares advice for would-be directors. >

Albie Sachs talks about the design of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, a building that is “a place for everybody”. >

Street art is about activism and intervention and should be embraced and celebrated, says Wooster Collective and Faith47. >

Design legends Massimo and Lella Vignelli talk about some of their famous designs of the past 50 years. >

At Design Indaba Conference 2013, Nelly Ben Hayoun chats to Michael Bierut about her project The International Space Orchestra. >

At the 2013 Design Indaba Conference Alex Atala spoke about creating dishes that sum up an entire culture. >

Artist, graphic designer and educator John Maeda talks about the exchange between design thinking and creative leadership at 2013 Design Indaba Conference. >

In an interview at the 2013 AZA Architecture Conference, Kunlé Adeyemi tell us about his Makoko Floating School. >

At Design Indaba Conference, renowned graphic designer and illustrator Seymour Chwast speaks about his compulsion to draw. >

The historic event is a celebration of Ghana's untapped cultural capital. >

Tom Dixon talks about his work, from starting as a welder to designing the world’s most expensive vibrator. >