Jessica Dimmock captures the experiences of impoverished patients trapped in a public hospital hidden in the heart of New York and cheek-by-jowell with the city’s well-to-do.

Ali Taptik traces contentious redevelopment projects in historic districts of Istanbul such as Sulukule, staying on the border between public and private.

Mishka Henner examines the growing spatial segregation between rich and poor in Hackney, one of London’s poorest boroughs historically. Through photographs, text and audio, he considers people’s relationship to the urban environment in private and public spaces.

Sharon Lovell tells the story of three families of Chinese migrant labourers in Shanghai, and the struggles they face as undocumented internal migrants.

Subhash Sharma follows poor Mumbaikers' on their day off, capturing the varied pleasures of leisure in the city's diverse locales.