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A photographer is building a photographic ark of animals before they go extinct

Design News • 5 Jun 17 • Sponsored Content

National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore's project The Photo Ark currently holds photos of over 6500 distinct animal species. >
Minutiae: The ‘anti-social’ app gives your more mundane moments meaning

Design Frontiers • 5 Jun 17 • Sponsored Content

“YOU ARE NOT YOUR TIMELINE.” >
Ads Imitating Life exhibit explores not-so-progressive media representation

Design News • 2 Jun 17 • Sponsored Content

American artist Hank Willis Thomas takes a critical view of ‘Adland’ in this collection. >
Native Nation captures Mexico’s forgotten cultures

Design News • 2 Jun 17 • Sponsored Content

Uncover the indigenous communities of Mexico with photographer Diego Huerta. >
The striking interpretation of an age-old Senegalese legend

Design News • 2 Jun 17 • Sponsored Content

Translating an old adage into striking visual art. >
Airbnb is tapping into its network to help resettle refugees

Talks • Duration: 00:33:20 • 1 Jun 17 • Sponsored Content

Co-Founder & CPO Joe Gebbia announces that over 16,000 Airbnb hosts have already signed up to host refugees for free. >
Combatting Algeria’s harsh weather conditions with houses made from plastic bottles

Design Frontiers • 1 Jun 17 • Sponsored Content

These durable homes are safely housing the region’s refugee population. >
Guerilla art collective Luzinterruptus pays tribute to the march of time

Design News • 31 May 17 • Sponsored Content

Spanish art collective has personalised 5000 recycled paper notebooks into a work of art >
This footwear startup is using 3D imaging technology to give you the perfect fit

Design Frontiers • 31 May 17 • Sponsored Content

True Gault deliberately avoids traditional sizing to ensure a truly comfortable shoe. >
Cinismo Ilustrado: Illustrated Cynicism

Design News • 31 May 17 • Sponsored Content

An artist with a tongue-in-cheek approach to life’s disappointments. >
Scientists have found a way to give you more pasta for less money

Design News • 31 May 17 • Sponsored Content

With programmable pasta, scientists have found an easier way to reduce shipping costs by manipulating its size >
Zemba Luzamba explores the migrant experience through depictions of ordinary people

Design News • 30 May 17 • Sponsored Content

The Cape Town-based artist's eloquent oil paintings of everyday life encourage viewers to draw their own conclusions. >
5 oddball designs for the dinner plate

Design News • 30 May 17 • Sponsored Content

Where the worlds of cuisine and design-thinking collide. >
Typographer Keith Vlahakis on his signature lettering style

Design News • 29 May 17 • Sponsored Content

The South African illustrator talks us through the process behind some of his pop culture-inspired illustration videos. >
Student 3D prints his own set of retainers to straighten his teeth

Next Generation • 29 May 17 • Sponsored Content

Dudley Amos’ Orthoprint could make the production of clear braces less expensive. >
Serge Alain Nitegeka explores the colour black

Design News • 29 May 17 • Sponsored Content

Johannesburg-based artist Serge Alain Nitegeka has explored forced migration and xenophobia in the past. >
This artist's Play-Doh portraits are making fine art photography more accessible

Design News • 29 May 17 • Sponsored Content

Eleanor Macnair’s vibrant and unconventional images are made entirely from the children’s play material. >
The Hausa People: Unique civilisation captured in graphic design

Design News • 29 May 17 • Sponsored Content

A comprehensively designed manual on one of Africa’s largest ethnic groups. >
People who stalk us on Instagram: Khanyisa Ketse

Design News • 26 May 17 • Sponsored Content

Vincent van Gogh meets #BlackGirlMagic in digital artist Khanyisa Ketse’s The Beginning. >
Have a look at the latest campaign for Nigerian fashion label Rayo by L. Somoye

Design News • 26 May 17 • Sponsored Content

The striking images were shot and styled by frequent creative collaborators Clement Ogoh and Daniel Obasi. >
Detroit studio Thing Thing disrupts traditional methods of production

Design News • 26 May 17 • Sponsored Content

Thing Thing consider their work to fall somewhere between architecture and a party. >
The PET Pavilion: A communal space revival

Design News • 26 May 17 • Sponsored Content

An example of how derelict urban spaces can be reinvigorated for a good cause. >
Halfway to Nowhere

Design News • 25 May 17 • Sponsored Content

This artist depicts self-doubt and the struggle for acceptance in quirky style. >
Check out Dress Code’s Coke Habit

Design News • 25 May 17 • Sponsored Content

This animated short film provides a unique take on the complexities of childhood addiction. >

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