book launch
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Time in the city: Walking the Night
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceOver 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, […]
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Bordeaux90 — Birth of a Writing Scene
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceBefore 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 […]
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White Hat — Inside a Hacked Art World
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceIn 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 FIAC and Art Basel to Tate Modern and the New Museum. Co-written by Marc-Antoine Léval and art critic Henrique Grimaldi, the book revisits the Please […]
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Shadows – Where the City Fades
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceSome 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 unfold in silence. Between vast avenues and quiet alleys, Seoul appears as a place of contrast and fragile balance, where light, movement, and chance briefly […]
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Killing Joke: Radical Sound & Vision
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceSince the early 1980s, Killing Joke has stood at the crossroads of post-punk, prophecy, and confrontation. Led by Jaz Coleman, the band has observed society with intensity and irony, embracing mysticism and excess while refusing the role of moral authority. Published by Signal Zero, Obsküre Ikons #001 – Killing Joke Ni Prophète… Ni Gourou! by […]
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Photographie, Jeu Vidéo, Paysage: Mapping Horizons
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceIn an era where virtual worlds increasingly shape our visual culture, the boundary between reality and simulation becomes fragile. With Photographie, Jeu Vidéo, Paysage, Pascal Greco explores landscapes generated within video games, approaching them with the rigor of a traditional photographer. Published by IDPURE éditions & Chambre Noire, the book gathers a selection of in-game […]
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Chaze — Sndtrk1: A Graffiti Archive
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceSome books begin with a discovery. Forgotten negatives, found by chance, bringing back fragments of a life once lived. For Chaze, this moment marked the return of more than thirty years spent inside graffiti: an art form as marginal as it is deeply rooted in personal and collective memory. Through Sndtrk1, Chaze revisits his journey […]
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Orléans by Names — City Traces
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceTraces of a forgotten scene often survive where no one is looking — in shoeboxes, private albums, and analogue negatives left untouched for decades. This project returns to the graffiti culture of Orléans, reconstructing fragments of a local movement shaped in the shadow of Paris, yet rooted in its own territory. Built from personal archives […]
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Girls — Portrait Series
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceOver the past three years, this project has taken shape through a series of encounters, captured without staging and without a fixed framework. Girls brings together these moments as they were — direct, simple, and unaltered. In Girls, Jeanne Narquin brings together these moments as they were — direct, simple, and unaltered. Self-published in a […]
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ML7 — Underground Lisbon
Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, FranceSome scenes leave few traces, not because they were absent, but because they were never meant to be preserved. Beneath Lisbon, along the metro lines, a parallel history of graffiti unfolded over three decades, written in motion, erased, and rewritten again. ML7 brings together images from more than 60 contributors, many of them previously unpublished, […]