Written by Gregor Naudé Saturday, 10 April 2010 13:06
Kylebaker tweeted: “Die Antwoord has been sweeping the net as of late. They came out of nowhere.” “Sweeping” is an understatement.
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Written by Gregor Naudé Tuesday, 01 June 2010 16:54
To celebrate PUMA’s long-standing partnership with African football, it has commissioned Kehinde Wiley to create four original works of art inspired by three of football’s most decorated players.
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Written by Gregor Naudé Monday, 09 November 2009 18:12
The University of Pretoria's Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) forum, ‘Is South African Design Ready for the Future Economy', featured Ravi Naidoo (pictured left), founder and MD of Interactive Africa, a media and marketing firm, Nathan Reddy, CEO of Grid Worldwide Branding and Design, and Gaby de Abreu, group creative director and co-founder of the Switch Design Group, a brand consultancy. Held in October, the speakers felt that South Africa could become the next hub for the design and production of creative work for the global economy, just as India did for the global information technology sector.
Written by Gregor Naudé Thursday, 22 October 2009 14:03
It helps if you’re one of the visionaries behind an entirely new kind of creative studio that promises to take a brand where no brand has gone before, to actually be a successful example of the kind of strategic change you’re expecting your clients to make.
Written by Gregor Naudé Sunday, 12 July 2009 16:36
Vega the Brand Communication School will be benefiting from the acquisition by the Independent Institute of Education of the National College of Photography – a relationship which will see both parties complementing and extending upon one another’s current educational offerings.
Written by Sarah Beswick Sunday, 31 August 2008 02:00
Just as The Loeries searches for the very best the design industry has to offer in their entrants, they expect the same calibre of success from their jury.
Written by Sean O’Toole Monday, 31 March 2008 02:00
Hideki Inaba is one of a new crop of innovative young Japanese print designers. Sean O’Toole tracked him down at Design Indaba 2008 and asked him five questions.