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  • Rideaux de Fer #1 — Paris Behind Closed Shutters

    Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, France

    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 500 photographs of Parisian storefronts into a visual archive, tracing the hidden textures and rhythms of urban life. Edited and photographed by Nespo, with a […]

  • Untilted25‘ – Streets in Motion

    Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, France

    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 moments into enduring images. From Paris and Berlin to Marseille and Lisbon, each frame speaks of presence, energy, and civic pulse. Photographer Marina documents 2025’s […]

  • Sous Press’ 18 — Rap & Graffiti Stories

    Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, France

    Some magazines quietly document the cultures that grow outside the spotlight. Sous Press’ is one of them: a French fanzine dedicated to rap and graffiti, capturing the energy of these scenes through writing and analog photography. Edited by Hobbzzzze and Mr. Bougayaud, each 32-page issue explores the people and stories shaping contemporary hip-hop culture. Issue […]

  • Chaze — Sndtrk1: A Graffiti Archive

    Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, France

    Some 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 […]

  • Board Culture Expo — Images, Roads & Stories

    Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, France

    Between photography, publishing, and board culture, some projects build bridges across scenes and geographies. Board Culture Exposure is one of them: connecting artists, images, and communities through a shared visual language. Linking the upcoming festival in Biarritz with a moment in Paris, this event offers a glimpse into that universe. Through books, film, and photography, […]

  • Orléans by Names — City Traces

    Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, France

    Traces 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 […]

  • Holeg Spies – Echos des Origines

    Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, France

    What if listening were humanity's founding gesture? In Echos des Origines, published by Signal Zéro, composer and sound researcher Holeg Spies traces an unbroken line from the resonant caves of the Paleolithic to the bass-driven warehouses of 1990s rave culture. He proposes what he calls écophonisme — an understanding of sound as a living organism […]

  • Yuki + Moresk — On Living Systems

    Le Grand Jeu 15, passage de Ménilmontant, Paris, France

    Some projects begin as personal attempts to step outside existing systems, others as ways of rethinking them from within. This evening brings together two independent practices that question how we live, organise time, and define autonomy. L’antimanuel : La Cafardise stems from a year spent exploring life outside monetary structures. Through analogue photography and lived […]

  • NOT FAR FROM HERE — Mapping Skate Culture

    In skateboarding, cities are never fixed surfaces. They are constantly rewritten through movement, repetition, and shared use. What emerges is an evolving map made of gestures, routes, and collective memory. For more than ten years, photographer and filmmaker Enrico Cerovac has followed this invisible geography across cities around the world. Shot on 35mm film between […]