Drunks, races and whippets: the very British scenes of Lydia Blakeley

Lydia Blakeley switches memes for portraiture in her latest series of intimate, joyous paintings

Lydia Chan dives into the colourful and romantic world of monsters and aliens in her vivid creations

Tea parties, myths and abstract forms: Yung Hsuan Wang’s work draws out everyday wonders

Boris Johnson, bins, and coffee in bumholes: Joe Lycett on his array of creative inspirations

Bizarre, disarming, apocalyptic and somehow funny too – deciphering the incomparable work of Heather Phillipson

Bums, kettlebells and shapeups: Sally Kindberg explores tragicomedy in her exquisitely surreal paintings

Callum Eaton paints “the pop-cultural detritus” of modern British life

“Identity, culture and extraordinary spirit”: Vic Moy takes her camera down the streets of Notting Hill Carnival

Kenya Parry Josiah’s folk-inspired artworks create a joyful space for Black women

London's dizzying diversity captured at the city's bus stops in a lovely project by Richard Hooker

Conor Murgatroyd’s paintings celebrate the multiculturalism of Britain today

Kayla Buium parodies the human race through expressive paintings and surreal creatures