Main sector

For the 2025 edition, the Main Sector of Paris Photo brings together 139 international galleries, including 34 solo shows, 3 Prismes projects, 8 duo shows, and 93 group exhibitions showcasing a dialogue between historical and contemporary photography.

Tania Franco Klein, Image from the Rage series, 2025 – Courtesy of artist & ROSEGALLERY

Solo shows – 34 projects

Each year, some galleries choose to spotlight the work of a single artist. In 2025, Vermelho will present Claudia Andujar’s iconic 1970s series, Jackson will debut never-before-seen prints from At Twelve by Sally Mann and ROSEGALLERY will highlight the fictionalized stagings of Tania Franco Klein. These and other projects will be on view in the nave of Paris Photo.

Exhibitors list – Solo shows

*First participation and return to Paris Photo

Sally Mann, Jennifer with Palomino (At Twelve), 1983-1985 – Courtesy of artist & Jackson Fine Art

Sama Alshaibi, One Country, 2025 – Courtesy of the artist & Ayyam Gallery

Duo shows – 8 projects

Duo shows are designed to foster a dialogue between two artists, often from different periods or working in distinct practices. These projects emphasize the interplay between their artistic approaches, creating bridges across generations and styles. This year, MIYAKO YOSHINAGA Gallery (New York) presents the works of Ken Ohara and Melissa Schook, offering a nuanced exploration around the portrait and the intimate.

*First participation and return to Paris Photo

Ken Ohara, with 934, 1998 – Courtesy of artist & Miyako Yoshinaga

Sophie Ristelhueber, Pont Allenby #2, 2016 – Courtesy of artist & Galerie Poggi

Prismes projects – 3 projects

Prismes, dedicated to large-scale projects, brings together several major proposals. At the entrance to the Grand Palais, Poggi (Paris) presents a monumental installation by Sophie Ristelhueber, winner of the 2025 Hasselblad Award, associating various series along a 36-meter-long wall and on the floor. Klemm’s (Berlin) exhibits Adrian Sauer’s Truth Table, an installation curated by Florian Ebner that questions the materiality and construction of the image. Isabel Hurley (Málaga) presents Thermofax (1975-77) by Marisa González, a pioneering series produced with a thermal reproduction device. Exhibited at the Museo Reina Sofía, the artwork is shown for the first time in France at Paris Photo.

Isabel Hurley* | Marisa González
Klemm’s | Adrian Sauer
Poggi* | Sophie Ristelhueber

*First participation and return to Paris Photo

Group shows – 93 projects

Among the 94 group shows, several thematic threads can be observed. Light and time are explored by STEVENSON (Guy Tillim, Frida Orupabo) and Bigaignon (Chris McCaw, Renato D’Agostin); archive and memory underpin MEM’s AJSPA project; questions of identity and performance are addressed by Martine Gutierrez (Fraenkel) and Tarrah Krajnak (Zander).

Guy Tillim, Quelimane, 2007/2025 – Courtesy of the artist & Stevenson

Exhibitors list – Group shows

°CLAIRbyKahn, Zurich
193 Gallery, Paris
ADMIRA , Milan*
ADN, Barcelona
Akio Nagasawa, Tokyo
Alarcón Criado, Seville
Alberto Damian, Treviso
Alexandra de Viveiros, Paris
Anita Beckers, Frankfurt am Main
Anne-Laure Buffard, Paris
Annie Gentils, Antwerp
Archiraar, Brussels
ATLAS, London
Augusta Edwards, London
Bacqueville, Lille
Bendana | Pinel, Paris
BENE TASCHEN, Cologne
Bigaignon, Paris
BILDHALLE, Zurich
Binome, Paris
Bruce Silverstein, New York
Bruno Tartarin, Paris
Camera Obscura, Paris
Carole Kvasnevski, Paris
Caroline O'Breen, Amsterdam
Casemore, San Francisco
christian berst art brut, Paris
Christophe Gaillard, Paris

Clémentine de la Féronnière, Paris
CRONE, Vienna*
Each Modern, Taipei
écho 119, Paris
England & Co, London
Esther Woerdehoff, Paris
FIFTY ONE, Antwerp
Fraenkel, San Francisco
Galerie C, Paris
Galerie Maubert, Paris
Gregory Leroy-Nuevo Impulso, Madrid
Hamiltons, Londres*
Hans P. Kraus Jr. Inc., New York
Howard Greenberg, New York
IBASHO, Antwerp
Intervalle, Paris
Jean-Kenta Gauthier, Paris
JECZA, Timisoara
JEDNOSTKA, Warsaw
Julian Sander, Cologne
Keteleer, Antwerp*
Klemm's, Berlin
Kominek, Berlin
La Galerie Rouge, Paris
LARGE GLASS, London
Les Douches, Paris
Les filles du calvaire, Paris
Loft Art, Casablanca
lokal_30, Warsaw*
LOOCK, Berlin

LUISOTTI, Los Angeles
MAGNUM, Paris
MATÈRIA, Rome
MEM, Tokyo
Michael Hoppen, London
Nathalie Obadia, Paris
NORDÉS, A Coruña*
OSMOS, New York*
Pace, New York
Papillon, Paris*
PARROTTA, Cologne
Persiehl & Heine, Hamburg*
Persons Projects, Berlin
PGI, Tokyo
POETIC SCAPE, Tokyo
POLKA, Paris
Raster, Varsovie
Richard Saltoun, London*
ROBERT MORAT, Berlin
RocioSantaCruz, Barcelona
ROLF ART, Buenos Aires
Ron Mandos, Amsterdam*
SIT DOWN, Paris
Sophie Scheidecker, Paris
STEVENSON, Cape Town
Suzanne Tarasieve, Paris
Taka Ishii Gallery Photography / Film, Tokyo

Tanit, Munich
The Photographers' Gallery, London
The Third Gallery Aya, Osaka
Three Shadows +3, Beijing
Toluca, Paris
Viasaterna, Milan
Vintage, Budapest
Wouter van Leeuwen, Amsterdam
Yancey Richardson, New York
Yumiko Chiba, Tokyo
Zander, Cologne

*First participation and return to Paris Photo

Heshiki Kenshichi, Lungs of a Goat, 1970 – Courtesy of artist & The Third Gallery Aya

Selection Committee

Paris Photo unveils its Selection Committees for the 2025 edition: one dedicated to galleries, the other to publishing.

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