Paris Photo 2026: Dates for the Next Edition of the Art Fair at the Grand Palais

Paris Photo is a four-day celebration of photography, bringing together the public and the world’s top galleries—both French and international—for an immersive experience into the art they love. Don’t wait—head straight to the Grand Palais to enjoy the very best in contemporary photography from November 12 to 15, 2026. This year, the fair shines a spotlight on emerging artists and blurs the lines between art and imagery, pushing the boundaries of creative expression.

This annual event brings together collectors and art lovers with galleries and publishers from all over the world. Encounters with the greatest artists, sales of historic and contemporary works as well as rare and limited editions, lectures and guided tours to learn more about photography: there are a thousand and one reasons to take part in this not-to-be-missed fair.

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Since 1996, Paris Photo has presented the best of photography, from the beginnings of the 19th century to today's creations, through exhibitions featuring collections or artists, and showcasing the diversity of artists and works.

For the upcoming 29th edition of Paris Photo, get ready to discover more than 230 exhibitors from over thirty countries, all gathered beneath the stunning glass canopy of the Grand Palais. It’s a fantastic opportunity to meet the artists behind the works and find that perfect photograph to elevate the ambiance of your living space.

Conversations, artist signings, student "cartes blanches", exhibitions and prizes will follow one another over these four days! A special highlight is the Elles x Paris Photo trail, which focuses on women artists.

The show is divided into several sectors: the main area, home to several hundred galleries and artists. The Voices sector returns to offer a special look at the art world and its personalities. There's also the Emergence sector, for the contemporary scene, the Digital sector, the Editions sector, which links up with the world of books, and the special Elles x Paris Photo trail.

For the full program, visit the Paris Photo website.