Paris Photo Shop

The Paris Photo Shop invites visitors to extend their experience of the fair beyond the walls of the Grand Palais.

This year, Études Studio and Soeur renew their collaboration with Paris Photo through a carefully curated selection of thoughtfully designed objects. Created in collaboration with artists exhibiting at the fair, these exclusive pieces will be brought together in a space featuring USM furniture.

Conceived as a space for discovery, the shop brings together artistic creation, design and publishing, offering visitors an opportunity to further explore photography in all its forms.

Find the Paris Photo Shop opposite the main entrance.

Soeur has always been keen to promote culture, regularly highlighting the work of artists and craftsmen through creative partnerships, portraits and events. For this new edition, the brand continues its commitment with a limited edition of recycled cotton tote bags, designed to celebrate the bicentenary of photography.

This year, the collaboration also introduces a silk scarf designed in collaboration with artist Ilanit Illouz, featuring a work from her Les Dolines series. Evoking the landscapes of the Dead Sea, this work explores the fragility of a territory transformed by human activity, where the memory of the landscape enters into dialogue with ecological concerns and the history of photography.

For the second consecutive year, Études Studio partners with Paris Photo to unveil an exclusive, highly limited-edition capsule collection. This new collaboration celebrates artist Thomas Ruff through two exclusive pieces featuring iconic works from his jpeg and Stars series.

Paris Photo renews its collaboration with graphic design studio Spakssy Fischer, commissioning an original editorial publication conceived in dialogue with participating galleries.

On the occasion of the Bicentenary of Photography, this new edition celebrates two centuries of photographic creation. The publication is available for purchase at the fair’s shop.

Spakssy Fischer also designed the visual identity of this year’s Paris Photo posters, extending the studio’s distinctive graphic universe across the fair’s various communication materials.