Before social media and smartphones, Spanish youth invented their own ways of being seen. Among them, photographer Miguel Trillo became a witness and chronicler — from the punks of the late Franco era to the first generation of Spanish rappers. His work, suspended between art, reportage, and visual sociology, captured the birth of new identities […]

From the subways of New York to the studio walls, Mint&Serf — also known as The MIRF — have spent more than twenty-five years exploring the tension between chaos and creation. Their work, grounded in graffiti and expressive mark-making, blurs the lines between art and vandalism, public and private, rebellion and reflection. Between Language + […]

Between distance and belonging, Arnaud Dambry’s debut photo book Pra gringos é mais caro offers a personal and intimate portrait of Rio de Janeiro, born from a long, immersive stay. More than a travel diary, it is a story of connection — of a city that takes hold of you, of fleeting encounters that leave […]

From Bordeaux to Paris, journalist and DJ Real Muzul stops by Le Grand Jeu for a special book signing and talk around Here Come the Drums — a deep dive into the machines that reshaped hip-hop. TR-808, LinnDrum, SP-1200… In this new publication co-written with Da Cockroach, Real Muzul retraces how samplers and drum machines […]