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A new lens on grief: Bade Fuwa is constructing soft and surreal scenes to process his past

Photographer Alex Bex unravels the mythmaking behind the Western cowboy

Francesca Allen measures the worth of hair at a folkloric beauty pageant

Land of the Morees is Jude Lartey’s reflection on “the timeless connection between humans and the sea”

The Dreamers: IED students open up a visual conversation about the hopes and realities of youth

Jordan Moody’s drawings are a technicolour take on London’s streetside scenes

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Dexter McLean’s series gives voice to the “forgotten” members of Jamaican society

Adding to the archive: How Dogs and their Dykes is building on queer history

Female friendship is rendered into thousands of pixels in Lily Bunney’s pointillist paintings

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Rain on Dry Earth: A photo series capturing the women footballers of Cameroon

Josh Greet is reenergising sports photography by injecting it with sci-fi and folk horror visuals

Pomp! Jody Evans photographs the raucous drag event that always gets a little messy

Discover Australia’s smallest museums, and the strange treasures they hold

Sid Pattni’s portraits unpack the internalised colonial gaze

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Felicity Ingram’s debut photobook is a globetrotting ode to rave culture

A heartwarming series from Owen Harvey captures the young men taking part in a floral tradition

How rights were won: Inside the photography exhibition that traces a century of protest

Ana Flores on growing a photographic practice from her Peruvian roots

Nicolas Heller (aka New York Nico) on how he became ‘the unofficial talent scout of New York’

Daniela Spector on making work that carries the weight of grief