Over the course of two nights, Manhattan’s Lower East Side becomes both setting and subject in time in the city, a photo zine shot entirely by New York–based photographer Alain Levitt. Reduced to streets, faces, movements, and pauses, the neighborhood appears as a sequence of fleeting moments, fragments of a city experienced at walking pace, after dark. The project situates itself within a long tradition of urban observation, where photography becomes a tool for attention rather than narration. Edited by Time and designed by Grandmastermechanic, Time in the city brings together 66 photographs taken within a deliberately limited time frame. The choice of constraint, two nights, one area, one gaze, gives the publication its coherence and strength. Rather than documenting an event or a story, the book functions as a visual record: a quiet survey of atmosphere, gestures, and spatial tension. Printed in an edition of 100 copies, it reflects an approach rooted in independence, materiality, and the intimacy of the zine format. The event will mark the launch of Time in the city at Le Grand Jeu. An opportunity to discover the fanzine up close, explore its sequencing and design, and engage with the visual language of the project. A focused presentation of a rare photo zine, and a moment to reconnect with the Lower East Side through nocturnal wandering. 📖 Time in the city — Fanzine launch with Time 🗓 Thursday, January 22, 2026  | 🕓 From 6 P.M. 📍 Le Grand Jeu, 15 passage de Ménilmontant, Paris 11

Some stories survive not through archives, but through the scenes that carried them. Active between Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, Liza (1958–2001) was a defining yet often overlooked figure of European electronic and hardcore culture. From classical training to tape experimentation, from New Wave and EBM to rave and hardcore, her trajectory unfolded within underground networks where sound, community, and radical independence were inseparable. Her death in 2001 marked the end of an era, and a particular way of living electronic music. Loopera is a fanzine dedicated to preserving that legacy. Bringing together texts by Claudia Attimonelli, Riccardo Balli, and Jan Hartungen, the publication traces Liza’s role within the French and Dutch underground, her collaborations with artists such as Dano, Manu le Malin, Laurent Ho, and DJ Pure, and the creation of her label Provision. The event will mark the launch of Loopera at Le Grand Jeu. An opportunity to present the fanzine, revisit the figure of Liza, and trace her role within European electronic and hardcore culture. The evening will also include a screening of a video connected to the fanzine, offering an audiovisual complement to the publication. 📖 Loopera — Fanzine Launch and Projection 🗓 Friday, January 30, 2026 | 🕓 From 6 P.M. 📍 Le Grand Jeu, 15 passage de Ménilmontant, Paris 11

Before becoming a movement, a scene often begins with a few teenagers testing the city. In the early 1990s, Bordeaux saw the emergence of a graffiti scene shaped by freedom, intuition, and close contact with the urban environment. Bordeaux 90, Naissance d’une scène graff looks back at that decisive decade, when a local visual language took form beyond dominant codes. Published by Éditions Terrain Vague, this bilingual book combines firsthand accounts, contextual analysis, and previously unpublished analog photographic archives. Neither a simple image catalogue nor a collection of interviews, it offers a structured reading of a scene influenced by hip-hop, skate culture, hardcore punk, and other subcultures in full effervescence. The event will mark the launch of Bordeaux 90, Naissance d’une scène graff at Le Grand Jeu. An opportunity to discover the book and revisit the visual grammar that emerged from Bordeaux’s streets, trains, and industrial margins. 📖 Bordeaux 90, Naissance d’une scène graff — Book launch 🗓 Saturday, 31 January, 2026 | 🕓 From 4 P.M. 📍 Le Grand Jeu, 15 passage de Ménilmontant, Paris 11