BEYOND THE STREETS PARIS: FUZI TAKES OVER PARIS
In the rhythm of the Paris subway, BEYOND THE STREETS, FUZI and TAG ÉDITIONS unite for the release of REVUE TAG #8 — Special Spotters / Paris Subway, a special edition dedicated to the living, moving archive of Parisian graffiti.
Dedicated to graffiti across the Paris subway system, this issue explores the practice through the eyes of spotters: those who track, photograph, and document these moving, often ephemeral works.
Printed as a large-format, 16-page full-color newspaper, REVUE TAG #8 will be produced in 4,500 copies total and distributed for free across Paris, including in the subway, in the streets, and through a curated selection of cultural and independent locations.
Selected drop-off points will include Hôtel Grand Amour, 400ML, Librairie Sans Titre, Sonny’s Pizza, and Shinzo.
Additional copies will be distributed throughout the day across the Paris subway network and in key public areas of the city: Canal Saint-Martin, République, and Les Halles.
Throughout the entire journey, FUZI will be present at each selected drop-off point, accompanying the release and meeting the public along the route.
A special limited-edition T-shirt, created exclusively for the occasion, will also be available at each stop across the city.
Program
The day begins at 10:00AM. at La Grande Halle de la Villette, launching from BEYOND THE STREETS, before continuing through Paris.
The day will end at Club House Shinzo (29 rue Étienne Marcel) from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, serving as a final gathering point for readers, collectors, and the graffiti community.
Practical information
Date: Saturday, July 4
Project: REVUE TAG #8 — Special Spotters / Paris Subway
Format: large-format, 16-page full-color newspaper
Print run: 4,500 copies
Distribution: free
Starting point: Beyond The Streets, La Grande Halle de la Villette
Final meeting point: Club House Shinzo, 29 rue Étienne Marcel, Paris — 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Special book signing session
A book signing session will also take place on July 5 at BEYOND THE STREETS, offering a final opportunity to meet FUZI and continue the conversation beyond the streets themselves.
About FUZI
FUZI (Stanislas Baritaux, born 1975 in Paris) is a French multidisciplinary artist whose work has strongly influenced both contemporary graffiti and tattoo culture. Emerging in the mid-1990s Paris street scene, he developed an instinctive, rule-breaking approach that evolved into the “Ignorant Style,” an intentionally raw, unpolished aesthetic inspired by early New York graffiti, outsider art, and the immediacy of urban culture. In the mid-2000s, he extended this language into tattooing, beginning in 2007, using it as a way to reclaim artistic intent within a field he felt had become overly standardized. Rejecting traditional studio settings, he turned tattooing into a performative practice carried out in unconventional environments such as tunnels, rooftops, abandoned churches, and rail yards.
His “ignorant tattoos” quickly spread from underground circles to a global movement spanning cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Berlin, Taipei, and Sydney. His broader practice includes painting, illustration, photography, comics, publishing, and occasional returns to graffiti.
FUZI has collaborated with cultural figures including Scarlett Johansson, Diplo, Justice, Kavinsky, and Steve Lacy, as well as brands such as Adidas, Timberland, and Paris Saint-Germain. He has published books, created album artwork, launched in 2020 the first French graffiti podcast, and exhibited internationally, including a solo show at the Museum of Graffiti. He currently lives and works between Paris and Los Angeles, maintaining a practice centered on independence and creative experimentation.
ABOUT BEYOND THE STREETS PARIS
BEYOND THE STREETS PARIS is a must-visit destination and widely regarded as the best street art show in Paris this summer. One of the city's most talked-about cultural events, the exhibition brings together legendary and emerging artists who have shaped global street art, graffiti, and urban culture.
Set inside the iconic Grande Halle de la Villette, this groundbreaking street art exhibition in Paris goes far beyond a traditional gallery visit—immersing visitors in monumental installations, graffiti history, interactive environments, and the creative energy of the streets.
As one of the premier Paris summer exhibitions, BEYOND THE STREETS showcases works from internationally celebrated artists alongside rising voices from around the world. From large-scale murals and immersive installations to rare artifacts and contemporary works, the exhibition offers a unique look at the evolution of street culture and its influence on art, music, fashion, and design.
Whether you're an art lover, culture seeker, tourist, or local looking for the best thing to do this summer in Paris, BEYOND THE STREETS PARIS delivers an unforgettable experience unlike anything else in the city. Recognized as one of the top things to do in Paris in 2026, this immersive exhibition is a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary art, graffiti, and urban creativity.
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