Taking a gentle approach to the world, Mila Rae Sarabhai’s collages and installations suggest a decolonised photographic art and won the BJP Mention at Kyotographie this year
Dhaka-based Shahria Sharmin’s quiet yet intense work considers South Asia’s third gender community, Rohingya refugees and family grief
Photography flourishes in the UK capital this spring, with Photo London helping spearhead a calendar of events including Peckham 24, two book fairs and a new early outing from WePresent
Capturing close encounters with strangers and friends, Czech-Chinese photographer Linda Zhengová offers a raw and real take on intimacy
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Working with a liberated community in Mexico City, Sandra Blow reflects her subjects’ beauty and individuality
Paris has a larger-than-life mythology, but the sprawling banlieues surrounding the city are less represented; Jade Joannès is aiming to dismantle the caricatures, and has also trained her gentle eye on Japan and more widely on France
Started in 2006, Fotografia Europea returns to the northern Italy city Reggio Emilia with cutting-edge exhibitions exploring what is real and what refuses to be buried
Born in Jerusalem and brought up in Detroit, Maen Hammad feels a responsibility to document life in Palestine – from skater culture to prisoner releases
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