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William Kentridge: the barbarity of the 'Great War' told through an African lens
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Emerging Creative Chad Hanning on the importance of street art
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Reviving the history of cocoa production in Ghana
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Turning refugee bunkers into privacy pods using minimalist design
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It isn’t really a plant, it isn’t moss, it isn’t an insect but it could be...
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William Kentridge: the barbarity of the 'Great War' told through an African lens
Kentridge underlines the lunacy of the project in every part of the production – from ruined landscapes to caricatural imagery to ironic captionsPosted 10 Dec 18By Michael GodbyDesign ThinkingCreative...
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Emerging Creative Chad Hanning on the importance of street art
He is set to exhibit his work at the 2019 Design Indaba Conference among 49 other South African up-and-coming creatives. Posted 11 Dec 18By Taahirah MartinAfrican Design• Graphic Design &...
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Reviving the history of cocoa production in Ghana
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From scrap to robot: This unlikely creation is one man's livelihood
I’ve always been good with my hands, says South Africa's “Robot Man”. Posted 12 Dec 18By Mary-Anne Gontsana for Ground UpAfrican Design• CraftCreative Work / Design NewsCommentsSouth Africa's “Robot...
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The 5 most searched designers in 2018
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Design Indaba 2019: Where business and design meet
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Oliber is a low-cost solution for people suffering from a debilitating...
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The Socio-Technical City combats the key challenges of our future cities
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Our top five trending stories of 2018
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5 Innovations that broke the mould in 2018
Pioneers in their fields, these innovations were made to provide new solutions to old problems.Posted 18 Dec 18By Design IndabaDesign Activism• Design ThinkingCreative Work / Design FrontiersDesign...
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Reviving the history of cocoa production in Ghana
At one point the country was responsible for more than half of the world’s cocoa production. Posted 11 Dec 18By Design IndabaAfrican Design• Architecture & Interiors• Urban & Landscape...
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From scrap to robot: This unlikely creation is one man's livelihood
I’ve always been good with my hands, says South Africa's “Robot Man”. Posted 12 Dec 18By Mary-Anne Gontsana for Ground UpAfrican Design• CraftCreative Work / Design NewsCommentsSouth Africa's “Robot...
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The 5 most searched designers in 2018
Spanning across diverse ages, nationalities and disciplines, these were the most searched Design Indaba speakers in 2018Posted 12 Dec 18By Design IndabaDesign Activism• Design ThinkingCreative Work /...
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Design Indaba 2019: Where business and design meet
From advertising legend David Droga to 3M's Eric Quint, the next Design Indaba Conference is set to tackle various topics across business and design. Posted 13 Dec 18By Design IndabaCreative Economy•...
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