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From Paris to the suburbs, a generation built its identity through flyers — hand-drawn, photocopied, passed from hand to hand at parties and concerts. Long forgotten, these fragile papers now […]

A dazzling ode to contemporary muralism, Street Beauty is a high-impact, one-of-a-kind photography book by internationally renowned street art photographer Hannah Judah. Curated and playfully designed by ATMA, the book […]

From Milan to Paris, art director and designer Paolo Proserpio lands at Le Grand Jeu for a special afternoon — exploring two decades of underground record design, DIY aesthetics, and […]

Le Grand Jeu is delighted to host the Paris launch of Future Language of the Ikonoklast, a landmark publication celebrating one of Britain’s most radical and influential post-graffiti collectives. Join […]

Between Paris and Switzerland, Mycelium weaves a living network of artists, artisans, and creative minds. This new independent magazine explores niche professions, rare gestures, and the imaginaries shaping today’s emerging […]

Trains and railway systems have long shaped our landscapes, functioning not only as industrial infrastructures but also as living canvases for autonomous practices such as graffiti writing. Yet, despite their […]

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 […]

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 […]

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. […]

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 […]

In the early 1980s, Paris witnessed an unexpected artistic uprising. A new generation of painters, sculptors, and performers — fed by punk energy and impatience with institutions — took their […]