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Focusing on the women and young girls in Beypore, India, the photographer's ongoing series Naadu grapples with limitations of small-town tradition.

The designer and editor of Worms discusses the bookish practice’s dedication to material and tactility. 

After becoming discouraged by the “narrow concepts of beauty” in the mainstream fashion industry, the London-based photographer sought out a more inclusive way of applying her creativity.

In a four-year project, the photographer documents the energy and precariousness of south London’s school leavers.

Elements of tradition and the natural world can be found throughout his portfolio, from beautiful landscape photographs to fashion shoots that use plants and handcrafted objects.

On the surface, Bård Edlund’s series is an indictment of the cult of personality, but it is actually a showcasing of the standoff between the artist and the machine.

Featuring animation segments by Alex Gamsu Jenkins, Pia Graf, Dal Park and Cheng, the Change the Week film aims to present research into the benefits of the four-day week in a visually appealing, accessible and playful way.

Curated by a team of US-based Eastern European designers, The New Exhibition connects artists caught in the crossfire of war directly with art directors and agencies in the West.

Looking to the world of fashion for inspiration, the Lagos-based photographer wants to shed light on “rejected” fashion and those who have been overlooked.