Paris Photo is delighted to announce the list of 224 exhibitors selected for its 28th edition, which will take place from November 13–16, 2025 at the Grand Palais. This year, the event will be bringing together 183 galleries and 41 publishers from 33 countries, with 59 who are participating for the first time.
With this edition, Paris Photo is reaffirming its role as an international platform dedicated to photography and the image-based art. The fair brings together, in the nave of the Grand Palais, the market’s leading names, accompanied by new voices from the emerging scene as well as committed curatorial projects.
“This 28th edition of Paris Photo affirms our desire to provide the market with a rigorous and open artistic vision. Bolder, more diverse and more international, this edition brings together galleries and artists from every continent, confirming Paris’s central role as a place for showcasing, reflecting on and promoting the medium.” Florence Bourgeois, director of Paris Photo
Main and Voices sectors
This year, the Main sector features 138 galleries and the Voices sector 12 galleries. This edition welcomes major new galleries as well as returning ones, including Eva Presenhuber (Zurich, Vienna, New York), Peter Kilchmann (Zurich), Richard Saltoun (London), Rose Gallery (Los Angeles), Papillon (Paris) and Poggi (Paris). These will be joined by Vadehra Art (New Delhi), Ayyam Gallery (Dubaï) and Hafez Gallery (Jeddah), which will help to broaden artistic representation in the nave. Paris Photo’s loyal galleries will also be present, including Pace (New York, London, Seoul), Fraenkel (San Francisco), Thomas Zander (Cologne), Taka Ishii (Tokyo), christian berst art brut (Paris), Luisotti (Los Angeles), MEM (Tokyo) and Yancey Richardson (New York), confirming the fair’s well-established central role in the photography market. Scattered throughout the nave are Prismes projects, which feature wide-ranging propositions like those of Poggi and Klemm’s (Berlin). After its inaugural edition in 2024, the curated Voices sector is this year being located at the heart of the nave. Entrusted to Nadine Wietlisbach, director of the Fotomuseum Winterthur, and Devika Singh, art historian and curator, Voices has two main axes: exploring relationships and forms of kinship as well as the critical reflection of the ambivalent dynamic between photographer and portrayed; and reflecting on the social, political, ecological and personal dimensions of landscape. Conceived as a separate curated space, Voices reaffirms the desire of Paris Photo to place bold curatorial visions at the heart of the venue.
“By integrating the curated Voices projects into the heart of the nave this year, including large-scale projects in the galleries with Prismes and consolidating the presence of the Digital sector, we are reaffirming our desire to make Paris Photo a space for reflection and experimentation centred on photography and the image-based art.” Anna Planas, artistic director of Paris Photo
Digital sector
For the third year running, Nina Roehrs has curated the Digital sector, which is bolstered by a selection of 13 exhibitors, including Heft (New York), Nagel Draxler (Berlin, Cologne, Meseberg), and Office Impart (Berlin). Rolf Art (Buenos Aires) and Anita Beckers (Frankfurt), also present in the Main sector, are enriching their participation with specific projects which reflect their desire to explore new digital formats.
Emergence sector
Situated on the first floor of the Grand Palais, the Emergence sector features 20 projects by galleries promoting new approaches and singular voices on the international scene. This year, the emphasis is placed on powerful artistic projects with artists such as Bérangère Fromont (Bacqueville, Lille), Suwon Lee (Sorondo Projects, Barcelona), Mia Weiner (Homecoming, Amsterdam), Atong Atem (Mars Gallery, Amsterdam) and Louis Porter (Chiquita Room, Barcelona). Boasting a diversity of visions and origins, from South Sudan to Mexico and Venezuela, the selection testifies to the dynamic nature of emerging scenes.
Book sector
This year, the Book sector features 41 publishers and offers a panorama of contemporary international publishing with publishers such as RVB Books (Paris), TBW Books (Oakland), and RM (Mexico City, Barcelona). The contemporary offerings of the sector are enriched by such new participants as Witty Books (Turin), Artpaper Editions (Brussels) and Perimeter Editions (Melbourne).