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At a time when rap is global yet deeply rooted in local scenes, these two books offer a clear way to navigate its complexity. From Chicago and Atlanta to London, […]

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 […]

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, […]

Dérives picturales brings together graffiti works that step outside established codes. Photographed mainly in Paris, with incursions into Lille, Nantes, Brussels, Berlin, and Athens, the fanzine traces an alternative urban […]

In contemporary art spaces shaped by visibility and power, some gestures choose disruption. White Hat — “Hacking the Systems” documents illegal banner interventions carried out in major art institutions, from […]

Over Paris, closed shutters turn into silent witnesses of the city’s everyday life. Rideaux de Fer #1, the first issue of the magazine edited by Éditions Quartier Rouge, transforms over […]

In the streets where people gather and voices rise, photography becomes a witness. Untilted25’ captures the rhythm, intensity, and fleeting gestures of public demonstrations across four European cities, turning ephemeral […]

Since childhood, a pursuit of intensity has guided the author on a 28,000 km bicycle journey from New York to the foot of Mount Hua, traveling without GPS or hotels, […]

Queens Boulevard, a major New York thoroughfare stretching over 11 kilometers, walked end to end in winter. With his medium format 6×6 analog camera, Simon Souchois captures storefronts, signs, and […]

Some publications don’t document graffiti from the outside, they emerge from within it. Murphy’s Law gathers four years of movement between London and various international cities, tracing a practice rooted […]

Some cities reveal themselves only when you slow down. In Shadows, Axel Corjon, designer of the project Fonts Ninja, walks through Seoul for hours, hip-hop in his headphones, letting the city […]