Portrait

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Life suspended between ports: Max Lancaster photographs the life and work of a shipping container crew

Sophie Green’s photobook Tangerine Dreams explores the kaleidoscope of British national identity

Design inspired by family: Little Troop on striking a balance between the fresh and the familiar

“Identity, culture and extraordinary spirit”: Vic Moy takes her camera down the streets of Notting Hill Carnival

Blur drummer Dave Rowntree on photographing the rollercoaster ride of the band pre-fame

A balancing act: Art director, design and painter Na Kim on how she juggles three artist outputs

Quantity can become quality: Julian Adon Alexander talks about flexing creative muscles and transforming reality

This photo series celebrates the muddy feminine heart of northern rural farming

The intimate paintings of Jwan Yosef hint at something bigger

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You’re in for a treat with Ella Pavlides’ photo series on Mexico City’s unsung heroes – dog walkers

The life and times of Dennis Morris, the man behind some of music’s most iconic photographs

With water, clay and grass, Delali Ayivi creates a photographic playground for Wimbledon

Victor Edeh on finding slowness and presence through the lens

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