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Let Janice Chan’s photographs of a Chinese kite festival blow you away

Janosch Abel challenges flashy sports photography by immortalising the repetitive labour that truly shapes an athlete

Where are all the female falconers? Lauren Maccabee photographs the girls choosing bird-rearing over social media

Silvana Trevale’s photographs of Venezuelan youth are a love letter to a generation growing up in uncertainty

The iPhone as a sex toy: Mindy Seu invites us to uncover our erotic relationship with the internet

Eric Aydin-Barberini is throwing out the photographic rule book to make images that truly reflect his perspective as an artist

“Every one in the world is a flower”: Photographer Da’Shaunae Marisa on the importance of grief and knowing your roots

A family Super 8 archive from the 70s led Nina Maria Allmoslechner to make her first photobook

What 1980s novelty Garfield phones tell us about our rampant consumerism

This photographic fairytale follows a fictional women’s football team in the 1970s

Like a sad Lana Del Rey song, Louise Laborie’s comics illustrate a quiet, neon Americana

Sicko is a book that celebrates the design of airline sick bags and the man who’s collected them since 1989

From the dancefloor to the afters, this hedonistic book is an unfiltered photographic history of queer nightlife

Sebastian Curi, How&How, Minute Shorts, Canva: Tickets now available for Cannes Nicer Tuesdays!

Meet Nice Groceries, the creatives shaking up the production agency model with the slow craft of analogue film

“Music venues are the engine of the creative industries”: lessons from the graphic ephemera of our lost clubs and pubs

Vinca Petersen’s new photo series on the Isle of Skye is “an invitation to imagine an alternative future”

Max Lancaster’s Bunny And I is a delicate documentary on schizophrenia that swaps spectacle for sensitivity

Jeremy Liebman’s debut Apartamento book traces family life as language begins to disappear

Matilde Viegas’ sun-soaked photo series captures the cacophony of Portuguese markets