Paris Photo, founded in 1997, is an international fair dedicated to photography and image-based art, bringing together galleries, artists, publishers, collectors and institutions in Paris each year.

The 2026 edition will run from November 12 to 15 at the Grand Palais, framed by the bicentennial of photography and spanning historical works, contemporary practices, photobooks, installations and digital image-making.

The fair is organised around five official sectors: Main, Voices, Digital, Emergence and Book, alongside curated programs, talks, tours and the Paris Photo–Aperture PhotoBook Awards.

International GalleriesLarge-Scale Installations

The Main sector brings together international galleries presenting historical and contemporary photography, while Prismes highlights exceptional projects, large formats, series, installations and image-based works in dialogue with other media.

Guest CuratorsContemporary Themes

Voices invites guest curators to select artists around contemporary themes, using a shared curatorial proposal to spotlight artistic scenes and practices.

Digital ImagingNew Technologies

Digital focuses on photography and image-making in the digital age, presenting contemporary galleries and curated platforms at the forefront of new technologies.

Emerging GalleriesSolo Presentations

Emergence features around 20 galleries in solo-artist presentations, offering a platform for discovering new international scenes and younger galleries.

PhotobooksPublishers

The Book sector gathers publishing houses and book dealers, presenting photobooks, limited editions, printed works, multiples and artists' books.