If you're a big fan of photography in need of inspiration, this is THE event you can't miss: Paris Photo is soon returning to the capital for four days dedicated to photography. On the agenda: historical and contemporary works, emerging and renowned artists from the international scene, solo shows, award ceremonies, talks, performances, and so much more.
A Rich and International 28th Edition
Since 1997, each year, Paris Photo showcases hundreds of galleries. And 2025 is no exception, as for its 28th edition, the fair invites no less than 179 galleries and 43 publishers, including 60 new participants. From November 13 to 16, all participants will be spread across five distinct sectors. Each of these spaces is waiting for you within one of the most beautiful institutions in Paris, a.k.a. the Grand Palais. The importance of the photo book...
discovering new and emerging artists, through thematic journeys – like exploring women’s photography, for instance – galleries from around the world bring you the best of this medium, showcasing a variety of subjects and eclectic methods.
Marleen Sleeuwits, Presentation at Fotomuseum Den Haag, 2025 – Courtesy of the artist & Galerie Bart
Thematic Spaces to Explore All Forms of the 8th Art
Various spaces will punctuate the stroll of visitors in this vast area dedicated to the 8th art. We will find, notably, the Emergence sector on the first floor, showcasing 20 solo exhibitions that highlight the vibrant French scene alongside proposals from all corners of the globe. Additionally, there’s the Digital sector – designed by Nina Roehrs since its inception three years ago – which brings together 13 galleries and platforms exploring the integration of digital realities into artistic practice.
Building on its success from the last edition – and a new feature for 2024 – the Voices sector will also return to the heart of the nave with two renowned curators, Devika Singh and Nadine Wi.etlisbach. The Publishing sector will showcase the vibrancy of books
photo. Finally, Paris Photo doesn’t forget to highlight women photographers, who are increasingly represented at the fair, through the Elles x Paris Photo journey entrusted this year to Devrim Bayar, chief curator of the future KANAL – Centre Pompidou museum in Brussels.
Veronika Pot, Landslide, 2023 - Courtesy of the artist & Base-Alpha Gallery
A series of events, including signings, conferences, performance readings, educational projects, award presentations, and exclusive collections, will take place throughout the fair, allowing for a deeper dive into the fascinating world of photography, its richness, and diversity.
Paris Photo
Grand Palais
17, avenue du Général Eisenhower – 8e
From November 13 to 16, 2025
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