24–28 June 2026
18 Rue Dauphine, 75006 Paris
10:00 — 19:00

Operating alongside the GR10K SS27 showroom throughout Paris Fashion Week, the Temporary Store presents an accumulation of objects, garments and cultural artefacts drawn from the wider GR10K realm.

The space functions simultaneously as retail environment, exhibition platform and meeting point, bringing together a selection of garments, accessories, footwear, artwork, printed matter, ephemera and collaborative projects that exist beyond the conventional boundaries of a fashion collection.

Exclusive interventions developed with Osprey and Redback Boots will be presented alongside a curated selection of GR10K products, archival material and objects that inform the brand's ongoing research into utility, industry and material culture.

The Temporary Store will also host works by Alessandro Di Pietro, presented in collaboration with Zazà Gallery, as well as a series of events and installations unfolding throughout the week.

Part showroom, part exhibition and part social gathering, the project offers a temporary physical manifestation of the broader ecosystem surrounding GR10K.

25 June 2026
19:30 — 22:00
GR10K Temporary Store
18 Rue Dauphine, 75006 Paris

AGON is a recent motion picture project directed by Giulio Bertelli, developed through a process that moves between documentary observation, constructed narrative and material research. Set within landscapes shaped by labour, extraction and physical endurance, the film explores the relationship between bodies, environments and systems of production.

Presented within the GR10K Temporary Store, the evening offers an opportunity to enter the wider universe surrounding the film through sound, objects and performance.

The programme will feature a live percussion performance by Seijiro Murayama, who performed on the original score of AGON, followed by a listening session of the film's soundtrack composed by Tom Wheatley.

Film artefacts, production materials, research documents and collaborative merchandise developed by AGON and GR10K will be presented throughout the evening, extending the cinematic experience beyond the screen and into a physical environment.

Presented in conjunction with MUBI and PAN, the event transforms the Temporary Store into a space for collective listening, discussion and cultural exchange, bringing together contributors, collaborators and friends connected to both projects.

Attendance is free, subject to capacity.

24–28 June 2026
GR10K Temporary Store
18 Rue Dauphine, 75006 Paris

Alongside the Temporary Store, artist Alessandro Di Pietro presents SIN BIN, a site-specific installation developed from residual materials generated throughout his sculptural practice.

Conceived as a dessert to be observed before being consumed, SIN BIN transforms dust, fragments and by-products of previous works into a temporary sculptural composition. Presented on stainless steel serving plates and accompanied by specially produced crushing tools, visitors are invited to physically interact with the installation by crushing selected GR10K garments throughout the exhibition.

Just as GR10K reworks existing industrial clothing archetypes into new forms, SIN BIN reimagines what remains after the production of an artwork. The installation shifts attention from the finished object to its residue, treating artistic waste as both material and spectacle.

Hovering between sculpture, performance and collective ritual, SIN BIN reflects on value, consumption and transformation, exposing what is usually hidden behind the production of cultural objects.

Produced by Alessandro Di Pietro Studio in collaboration with GR10K and Zazà Gallery, the installation remains on view throughout the duration of the Temporary Store.