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A large, colourful installation of stylised buildings in red, green, blue and purple. Bold white text across the centre reads “DESIGN INDABA” and “SPREADING THE WORD SINCE 1994”.

It's Nice That to media partner again with Design Indaba in 2015!!

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Date
18 December 2014

It’s Nice That is delighted to confirm that we’ll be media partnering with Design Indaba in Cape Town for a second year in 2015. The conference in February brings together thousands of delegates and a stellar line-up of speakers in the South African capital for several days of creative inspiration. And although this year’s line-up has not been released yet in full, we do know that among those taking to the stage will be ad-land legend Dan Wieden, exciting thinker Dominic Wilcox, innovative Dutch duo Studio Formafantasma and animator Ng’endo Mukii.

We’re super excited to be heading back to Cape Town and would massively encourage anyone who has the chance to join us at one of the most interesting conferences on the creative calendar.

The conference runs from 25 to 27 February and tickets are available now through the Design Indaba website.

A person with curly hair stands on a stage, gesturing with one hand while holding a clicker in the other. Behind them, a large screen displays a brightly lit building.
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Tom Hulme at Design Indaba 2014

A person wearing a black cowboy hat and blazer stands on a stage, looking towards another person. Beside them, a person with long hair sits at a white grand piano.
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DJ Stout at Design Indaba 2014

A large crowd of people fills a bright, high-ceilinged gallery space. In the foreground, a bright pink plinth features the quote “If changing the world isn’t fun, nobody is going to do it.”
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The crowds at Design Indaba 2014

A person with long braids sings into a microphone, eyes closed. Behind them, another person plays a bass guitar on a dark stage.
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Live music at Design Indaba 2014

A person stands on a stage with their arms outstretched next to a grey podium. The podium features the words “DESIGN INDABA” in large white capital letters. Behind them, a backdrop shows stylised, colourful city buildings in blue, purple and red.
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Thomas Heatherwick at Design Indaba 2014

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Rob Alderson

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Rob Alderson is a freelance writer, editor and strategist. He was previously editor-in-chief of It’s Nice That and WePresent, and editor of Design Week. He publishes the newsletter Undo, which tries to make sense of how AI is changing design work, the design process and the design industry.

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