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Viewing Paris Photo at Grand Palais

Whether you’re a seasoned art-world visitor or simply someone with a keen eye for photography, Paris Photo 2025 offers an engaging, multifaceted exploration of how photography continues to evolve and respond to our changing world. The 28th edition of the leading international fair devoted to the medium takes place from 13 to 16 November 2025 under the iconic glass-roofed nave of the Grand Palais. Featuring 222 exhibitors—179 galleries and 43 publishers—coming from 33 countries, the fair promises a rich global panorama of photographic practices.

This year, the event emphasises contemporary concerns, transmission and the breaking down of boundaries between formats and media. The curators envisage photography as an open medium, attuned to technological shifts, global flows and new voices, with five core sectors returning – Main (major projects and established galleries), Emergence (young artists and galleries), Digital (new media, images in technology), Publishing (photo-books and archives), and Voices (curatorial spaces exploring fresh perspectives). Talks, book launches, special partner exhibitions across Paris feature too.

The Wick is especially looking forward to solo presentations at Vermelho featuring Claudia Andujar’s iconic 1970s series, never-before-seen prints from At Twelve by Sally Mann at Jackson, and diverse, riveting landscape works in the Voices section, curated Devika Singh, Senior Lecturer at the Courtauld Institute, and Nadine Wietlisbach, Director of the Fotomuseum Winterthur.

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Dates
13 November 2025 — 16 November 2025
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