The research will be presented for the first time during Paris Photo 2026. It comprises a major group exhibition at Espaces Commines and, at the invitation of the fair, an educational programme at the Grand Palais.
The fifth edition of the Yeast Photo Festival runs across the Salento region of Southern Italy.
Through staged portraiture, documentary images, personal and public archival materials and re-enactments, Makepe researches, uncovers and weaves personal family stories with national histories.
Virginie Rebetez has spent over twenty years asking what photography can and cannot show of death.
Winnie Mo Rielly takes over the MEP Studio with an immersive installation where the body is fragmented, displaced, and recomposed. The artist offers a sensory experience that blurs points of reference and invites visitors to inhabit the space differently.
MEP presents the first retrospective exhibition dedicated to French artist Camille Vivier, a prominent figure in contemporary photography.
The exhibition is the largest presentation of Bouchra Khalil's work in Scandinavia and her first show ever in the south of Sweden.
The exhibition So Many Stories. So Many Questions brings together more than fifty works, including photographs, videos, and installations, articulated around urgent questions concerning technology, economy, and landscape.
BAQĀ / بقا (The Unforgotten) explores the 1997 kidnapping of the artist's uncle in Afghanistan. Through film, textiles, and sound, the exhibition investigates intergenerational trauma, silence, and how women preserve memory in the face of loss.
Double Exposures is the first museum survey dedicated to the groundbreaking photographer Sophie Rivera (1938–2021).
Beneath | Beofhód is Shane Hynan's decade-long project exploring the social, cultural, and historical significance of the peatlands in the Irish Midlands.
Conceived as an alphabet accessible to all audiences, and curated by Clothilde Morette, the exibition weaves unexpected connections between the works.
The 15 Foam Talents in the exhibition reflect the energy, diversity, and global reach of emerging photographic practices today. Together, their practices point towards bold new directions in the medium.
K! – Space for collaborative photography, recently opened in the San Salvario district of Turin by the Kublaiklan collective, presents a “dynamic exhibition”, open to the intervention and participation of the visitors.
The first Upstate Photography Biennial is a landmark new exhibition series celebrating the diversity and vitality of photographic practices in upstate New York.
Les Boutographies is a festival founded in 2001 in the Boutonnet district of Montpellier.
(H) explores the paradoxical condition of a life-giving yet brutal particle, pointing out scenarios of connectedness as an act of resistance against today’s socio-environmental fragmentation.
Tenderly There shows how artists from the SWANA region (South-West Asia and North Africa) explore, commemorate, and affirm their experiences with queer intimacy.
Bringing together a selection of his most iconic works, the exhibition celebrates Parr’s unmistakable way of seeing, witty societal observations and enduring fascination with the role of photography in everyday life.
In her first solo museum exhibition, South African-Dutch photographer Farren van Wyk explores South Africa’s and the Netherlands’ complex historical relationship of migration, ethnicity, colonialism, and apartheid.
Conceived by Swiss artist, graphic designer, and educator Nicolas Polli, the exhibition offers a fresh reflection on the intersections between photography, graphic design, and hybrid artistic practices.
FOUNDRY SEOUL presents Dolce Far Niente, a group exhibition celebrating the beauty of idleness and the joy of simply being, curated in cooperation with Los Angeles-based advisor and curator Irina Stark.
For the exhibition Families we're diving into the FOMU collection in search of family photos.
Diane Severin Nguyen is an American artist with Vietnamese roots. In her work she explores the inextricable relationship between popular culture and politics.