As V&A East Storehouse opens, Saul Nash, John Glacier and other East London locals connect with symbolic personal objects and the culture of collecting

A new hybrid-documentary centers Irish architect Eileen Gray and Le Corbusier in a story of creative ownership and reclaiming the female gaze

Against Iceland's rugged landscapes and fly-fishing tradition, Valentin Meneveau celebrates community rooted in nature and the beauty of simplicity

In Kyiv and Vienna, Amin Ebrahimi and Maria Shukhal follow two Ukrainian ballet dancers from contrasting perspectives, overcoming war and displacement to chase their dreams

Questioning love, death and existence, a woman enters a distorted reality in Mexico City as the weight of routine alters her senses

Moving through pain on Brooklyn’s streets, Bruk Up pioneers the Bed Stuy Veterans honor the underground dance scene that birthed a kinetic art form

One of the art world’s most influential figures shares insights on patience, persistence, and art’s power to address global challenges

When a casual relationship evolves in Warsaw, Sandra Drzymalska and Wiktoria Kruszczyńska question what comes next if love enters the conversation

Lea Esmaili captures the nostalgia of youth through four teenagers keeping innocence and curiosity alive in Los Angeles

Baptiste Honorin celebrates the printing process in a visual meditation on the rhythms and graphic experiments behind book creation

Artist Anna Pakosz confronts creative block with blindfolded needlework, stitching dialogues with nature in Greece

Helsinki's Zodiak – Center for New Dance and choreographer Janina Rajakangas capture the challenges of the school experience, and teenagers caught between love and contempt

The charismatic, karaoke-loving owner of a Paris dry cleaners, Thai-born Suchada imagines eccentric characters through the clothes left behind

New York sculptor Jack Cox animates the anxieties and imperfections of the city as hyper-realistic clay heads in a film by Ben Berman

An unscripted window into a real relationship, Sage Bennett and Jesse Bronstein frame the raw intimacy and private moments of imperfect love in New York City

The Thai artist reimagines the landscapes of body, belief and sustenance through contoured forms connecting womanhood and Buddhist architecture

Follow a day in the life of documentary filmmaker Wang Bing, abstracting the streets of Paris through human stories and philosophies

In Cairo, a group of young female skateboarders, drifters and motorbike riders resist Egypt's gender standards to take on the city

Observing nature in built environments, Barcelona-based artist Madison Tyrell examines intuition and the power of the creative act in the final stages of completing a painting

Lensing Lagos through its martial arts scene, Josef Adamu and Seyi Akinlade explore identity and family legacy as an amateur kung fu artist combats self-doubt for his father

In Lisbon, pigeon fancier Senhor Jorge Cunha continues the ancient practice of training and racing pigeons, musing on an unchanged routine in an evolving city

Meditating on the art of glassblowing, three Berlin artists share their perspectives through the visual poetry of their craft

On the volcanic island of Tenerife, Julia Nar moves through the wild landscapes and untamed energy that fuel its folklore and vivid childhood memories

Thomas Harrington Rawle’s dark satire watches a business as it grinds to a halt, and the disassociation growing from technology’s rise

Dean Chalkley celebrates the energy, ecstasy and emotion of a young Northern Soul dancer, and the subculture that lives on through the music

Walking between worlds in the Ecuadorian Amazon, Taliesin Black-Brown and Ramiro Vargas Chumpí Washikiat explore the tension of technology and nature through the Achuar people

Amsterdam-based artist Peggy Kuiper expands memories through texture and a layered process that lets imperfections lead

In Suffolk, chef Hugo Harrison talks family ties and sourcing understanding through food at Pump Street Bakery

Entering the surreal world of microscopic organisms, an isolated young man begins to accept his scars, and builds a vast social media following – starring cult microscopist James Weiss