Mike Brodie, Untitled, from A Period of Juvenil Prosperity, 2006 / Kominek
Paris Photo, leading international art fair dedicated to photography and image-based art is coming back to the Grand Palais for the 28th edition offering a vibrant cultural program that makes it the unmissable gathering for market players: a landmark exhibition of a private collection, thought-provoking conversations, the Elles × Paris Photo program, book signings, Paris Photo – Aperture PhotoBook Awards, partner exhibitions and much more.
Elena Subach, Untitled, Hidden series, 2022 / Alexandra de Viveiros
Eredi Ugo Zovetti, Milan Fair, 1960 / Courtesy Admira Milano
Felipe Romero Beltrán, Grecia Evangelina. Patio de Thom, 2025 / Hatch Gallery and Klemm’s
Chung-Hsuan Lan, Yurie, 2018 / Each Modern
Fred Herzog, Orange Taxi Cabs, 1968, Estate of Fred Herzog / Equinox
Program Highlights
The Last Photo, Estrellita B. Brodsky’s collection
Paris Photo is pleased to announce The Last Photo, a selection of works from the collection of Estrellita B. Brodsky, one of the most influential collectors in the field of Latin American art. With over 1,000 works in a broad range of media, Brodsky’s collection is distinguished for its scholarly approach, a reflection of its owner’s trajectory as an art historian and Latin American art specialist.
Elles x Paris Photo
A program dedicated to women photographers, Curator Devrim Bayar has been invited to create the Elles × Paris Photo path dedicated to women artists, in partnership with the Ministry of Culture. Since it was created in 2018, Elles x Paris Photo programme has increased the representation of women artists at the fair from 20% to 38%.
Myriam Boulos, Fawzia, a vegan activist and photographer lives with Deeko and Lucie, a rooster and a hen. Beirut, Lebanon, 2023 / Magnum Photos
Carlos Idun-Tawiah, The Barbershop, Accra, Ghana, 2023 / Alta
Jose Guerrero, BRG-509, 2025 / Alarcon Criado Gallery
Gauri Gill, Untitled, (9) from the series ‘The Village on the Highway’, 2021 / Vadehra Art
Marina Vargas, Noli me tangere (La Incredulidad), 2020 / ADN Galeria
Kenji Ishiguro, Hiroshima 1965, 1965 / Akio Nagasawa Gallery
Conversations & Book Talks
Each year, Paris Photo presents a series of Conversations, one-hour sessions bringing together leading figures from the art world to explore the challenges and developments in photography. Alongside these, the Book Talks, organized this year in collaboration with Printed Matter, celebrate photo books and their authors through roundtable discussions and 30-minute short sessions focused on new publications, offering a dynamic overview of contemporary editorial creativity.
Paris Photo – Aperture PhotoBook Awards
Since 2012, the Paris Photo – Aperture PhotoBook Awards have celebrated and honored the essential role of the photobook in the dissemination and evolution of photography. Over the years, the award has become a leading reference in the field of publishing and recognizes excellence in three categories: First PhotoBook, PhotoBook of the Year, and Photography Catalogue of the Year.
Olga Sokal, Untitled, Piink, 2024 / Kominek
Sibusiso Bheka, Sfiso Jodwana Phola Park Thokoza, 2020 / AFRONOVA GALLERY
Pierre Liebaert, Genest – Je Crois aux Nuits series, 2024 / Archiraar Gallery
Sabiha Çimen, Female Bather Relaxing Near the Oranges in the Water Basin at the Cağaloğlu Hamam. March, 2020, Istanbul, Turkey, 2020 / LOOCK & Magnum Photos
Takay, Tesseract, 2024 / Akio Nagasawa Gallery
Book Signings
Each year, Paris Photo provides a dedicated space for artists and the public to meet through an extensive book signing program. More than 400 photographers, authors, and artists participate in the Book Sector, making it a vibrant hub for exchange, discovery, and engagement with the photo book.
Carte Blanche Students
Paris Photo, Picto Foundation and SNCF Gares & Connexions are delighted to announce the 2025 laureates for the 9th edition of Carte Blanche Students program. Aimed at bachelor’s and master’s students at European photography and visual arts schools, this program supports the emergence of young talent.
Le Labo, the International College of Photography
Each year, Paris Photo develops an educational project designed to introduce the public to the practices and skills involved in photography. Conceived as an immersive experience accessible to all, it highlights both the technical and creative aspects of the medium, while providing a dedicated space for learning and exchange.
Paris Photo 2025
November 13-16, 2025 / Paris Photo, Grand Palais
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