A chance meeting at a bar changes Lola’s perspective, breaking the monotony that taints her relationship with Sundays

NYC artist Cavier Coleman forms a close connection with his inner child, reflecting the roots of creativity and the artist’s psyche

Choreographer Sulian Rios moves through pluralities and incomplete identities from the fluid surroundings of Milan’s Villa Clea

Actor Richard Cabral reclaims the label in a love letter to East LA and Chicano culture, told through Merrick Morton’s street photography

The Norwegian polar explorer and publisher opens the doors to his Oslo home – and expansive modern art collection

In Dodoma, Tanzania, a church-run skate park has built a space for escapism among the city’s youth

New York City Ballet principal Taylor Stanley performs a classic story of love and yearning through a contemporary lens in Kyle Abraham’s original choreography

In Brooklyn, Dylan Johnston captures the youth football team building up its community, and the young players who grow up on the field

Baloji comments on short attention spans, spinning an infinite web of visual storytelling from the themes and perspectives of AUGURE

Witnessing daily chaos take hold of an NYC subway platform, Jared Malik Royal’s dark comedy finds satire in the strange behavior of an increasingly detached world

The lively encounters of a Copacabana garota do bairro evolve into a playful celebration of Carioca slang and Rio de Janeiro’s linguistic evolution

In Lyon’s rural outskirts, French flower farmer Clément Bouteille roots his philosophies on life in connecting with nature

Dumas Haddad journeys into pirate radio culture and the East London grime scene in the early 2000s with Ruff Sqwad

In Girona, Northern Spain, the annual fire run – or Correfoc – reinforces Catalunya’s cultural identity through a ritual of fire

Tim Ro dives into Korea’s work-hard-play-harder culture in a bid to break the cycle of suffering and escapism

The enigmatic co-founder of Art Week Tokyo opens the doors to his extensive art and automobile collections

Beltrán Gonzalez and Luca Werner explore the escapism found underwater, preserving the memory of pools connected to their youth

Exploring disabled identity through two sisters – one living freely having accepted her chronic illness, and the other unable to process her sister's reality