Nadine Botha
Now based in Rotterdam, Nadine Botha is an editor, writer, reader, watcher, listener, student, curator and poet from South Africa. She has worked for Design Indaba, Mail&Guardian and VISI, and written for the FT, Metropolis, Coolhunting, Design Observer, Core 77, Art South Africa and Chimurenga, among others.
THIS IS NOT A HUMAN
Simone C Niquille: Regarding The Pain of SpotMini
BEYOND THE FOLLY
ecoLogicStudio: a nostalgia-free harvest
PATTERNS OF PATRIARCHY
Navine G. Khan-Dossos: taking care through meditation and mediation
PLANTING IDEAS
Down on the farm: eight emerging movements
Facing The Frictions
The anti-architecture of Ana Penalba
The Good, The Bad, and The Un-Pretty
Ahead of the opening of Items: Is Fashion Modern? at the MOMA, we revisit our 2016 interview with curator Paola Antonelli.
Impure Prost
Emeka Ogboh's beer inspired by experiences of African migrants in Europe has been nominated for Designs of the Year.
Art of conspiracy
Retro sci-fi, childhood conspiracy theories and an American diner act as Trojan horse for artist Monira Al Qadiri's sociopolitical critique.
Send sand!
To See A World In A Grain Of Sand is a new project by Atelier NL and they want your sand samples.
Post-truth objects
Exhibition of objects at Somerset House in London plays a game of Would I Lie To You?
A seaside story
Paris's 5.5 designstudio have made beach accessories that echo the modernist architecture of La Grande Motte.
Bacteria: From gut to gallery
Designers are exploring the implications of our bodies being made up of more microbiome cells than human cells.