Fiona Rogers’s book Cut Out celebrates the female photographers and collagists whose work has been excised from the history of art

Indian photographer Ronny Sen follows a sentient wooden dog into an uncertain future

An exhibition in Lewes collates the radical writing published by Virginia and Leonard Woolf’s handpress

Young Mexicans explore their identity in Pieter Henket’s stylised photos

The 91-year-old’s canvases are a joyful celebration of the female

Walter Chandoha’s feline photographs charmed the world long before Instagram

Abbey Hepner’s milk bottles show the ‘private grief’ of nuclear fallout

Alice Mann captures the aspiration of teenage school leavers in post-apartheid South Africa

The BBC radio presenter on Edwyn Collins’ A Girl Like You, Wu-Tang: an American Saga and a comedy festival in mid-Wales

The American photographer gained ‘another level of wonder’ by focusing on the subjects of Italian painter Giorgio Morandi

The young artist’s creations celebrate a history of carnival-like resistance in her native Venezuela

Samantha Yancey finds joy in the bond shared for 90 years by twins in smalltown Mississippi

The late Canadian artist’s portraits are rendered upside down, just as our eyes would first see them

The painter’s vivid art had a huge influence in Latin America, as a new book and retrospective make clear

An exhibition focusing on Vincent van Gogh’s signature colour proves there is more to yellow than just being mellow

Alice Poyzer’s playful and surreal black-and-white photography has a fan in Sir Paul Smith

The woman with her eyes on the prize – the annual snapshots of a fairground sharpshooter

Captured in black and white and preserved on plate glass, Palestine in bloom in the early 1900s

These mystical images by the Argentinian photographer are a hair-raising hymn to South American women

The ceramicist’s vibrant vases, adorned with graffiti and portraiture, pay homage to Black and Latino history and pop culture