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

Leeds during Thatcher: An alternative vision of northern coming of age

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

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

Tom Shaw reclaims cricket from stereotypes and sensationalism with grounded sports photography

Dina Litovsky, Little Troop, Na Kim and Julian Adon Alexander: Tickets now available for June’s Nicer Tuesdays in New York!

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

Photographing the women of the Danza de los Voladores

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

SuprOrdinary looks for creative inspiration in the great outdoors

Sonder: Adam Lin’s affectionate depiction of masculinity in domestic spaces

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

Why am I sad? Dana Stirling’s new photobook is a vulnerable search for meaning

Spin Studio, Ustwo Games, Dogs and Their Dykes, and Sweet-thang Zine: Tickets now available for May’s Nicer Tuesdays!

Daniela Spector on making work that carries the weight of grief

No time for creativity? New video series SuprOrdinary inspires creatives to stop being their own roadblock

Vic Bakin is documenting Ukrainian youth in Kyiv’s de-occupied territories

Kaishui Yikai Liu’s tender series is a window into self-discovery and belonging at art school abroad