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“I look for ways to distill the complexities of heartbreak and joy”: Prarthna Singh reflects on gender and politics in India today

Jamie Lee Curtis Taete on how and why he ventured among LA’s quarantine protests

Matt Kuleusz on what it’s like to photograph the “human side” of North Korea

Introducing the monochromatic and spooky portraits of Chinese artist Jingze Du

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Bizzarri-Rodriguez on its design for Jonas Mekas’ monumental project before his death

Emmanuel Afolabi’s new film, Bio: Diaspora, explores the importance of contemporary Black education

40 years on and Joel Sternfeld’s photo book American Prospects has never been more relevant

Teresa Eng’s new photo series is a long-form exploration of identity and the Asian diaspora

Laura Pannack’s series Island Symmetries connects the similarities of youth culture across the globe

Yasuyoshi Chiba’s shot of a poetry recital amid Sudanese protests is named World Press Photo of the Year

Anja Kaiser challenges the design industry’s neoliberal working conditions to shake up the status quo

An exclusive chat with photographer Chris Killip and his son – who uncovered a lost archive of an 80s punk venue

Ed Steed on what it takes to become a cartoonist for The New Yorker

Jamie Wdziekonski's photographs are sheer energy, whether it’s a gig or social justice rally

Separated-Separados is an emotive catalogue of visual responses to the ongoing separation of migrant children in the US

Andrea Orejarena and Caleb Stein capture the “memory and legacy” of the Vietnam-American war

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Soviet Space Graphics: a cosmic journey to Cold War-era Russia

Guillaume Chauvin takes an unexpected approach to wartime photography in Ukraine

Documenting places and roasting people where necessary: meet photographer Sean Bradley

“I make work for me”: Jonah Pontzer on his painterly depiction of sexuality, digital culture and pornography

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