Paris Photo 2026

Paris Photo brings together at the Grand Palais galleries, artists and publishers for a fair that marks the bicentennial of photography. Between the stands, visitors move from traditional processes to contemporary prints, then to projects where the image takes the form of a book, an installation, or a digital creation.

A route designed for the bicentennial brings together works produced across decades. It allows viewers to trace how practices and techniques have evolved, from the era of the first paper images to today’s practices. Other routes highlight emerging artists and the role of women in the history of the medium.

The photo book has its own dedicated space at the fair. Meetings with authors and publishers extend what is seen on the stands, offering series designed to be leafed through in a specific order, page by page.

Practical information
• Closing time is 8 p.m., Thursday through Saturday. Tickets can be purchased online.
• Access via the Gabrielle Chanel entrance, Winston-Churchill Avenue.

Official posters for Paris Photo 2026. Ishimoto Yasuhiro, Rooms of the Old Shoin, viewed from the east. The Second Room is in the middle. Beyond, the Main Room on the left, and the Spear Room on the right, 1981–1982, courtesy of the artist, © Kochi Prefecture, Ishimoto Yasuhiro Photo Center & PGI. Silvia Rosi, Disintegrata di profilo (Disintegrated in Profile), 2024, courtesy of the artist & Southern Guild, with the support of Collezione Maramotti. Thomas Ruff, Portraits, 1984, courtesy of the artist & MÖREL. Zied Ben Romdhane, Youth playing on the beach, Bizerte, Cap Zebib, Tunisia, 2023, courtesy of the artist, Magnum Photos & Magnum Gallery. Elle Perez, Untitled, 2025, courtesy of the artist & Public Relations. SMITH, Untitled (Dami, Fulmen), 2023, courtesy of the artist & Galerie Christophe Gaillard.