Paris Photo 2024 , the largest international art fair dedicated to
photography , returns to the Grand Palais in Paris from 7 to 10 November with 240 exhibitors from 34 countries. The event brings together leading galleries, renowned artists, collectors and enthusiasts from around the world to celebrate the art of photography.
(Cortesia M77/Divulgação)
Paris Photo 2024 Schedule
The 28th edition will feature a program of exhibitions, book signings and talks, showcasing both established and emerging photographers. The
centenary of Surrealism and Robert Frank in 2024 will be celebrated at Paris Photo with a special program, including an exhibition curated by
Jim Jarmusch , a solo show by
Robert Frank at Pace, and tributes by
Thomas Zander and Steidl .
(Cortesia de June Leaf e Robert Frank Foundation, Pace gallery e Zander Galerie/Divulgação)
The fair also features important figures such as
Hiroshi Sugimoto, Charlotte Perriand, Richard Avedon and Tyler Mitchell , while the Prismes section immerses viewers in monumental works such as
August Sander 's People from the Twentieth Century and
Anton Kusters 's installation on memory.
Claudia Andujar, A Sônia, 1971. (Cortesia Vermelho/Divulgação)
Themes of human connection, friendship, and identity are explored through works by
Boris Mikhaïlov, Marie Katayama, Carmen Winant , and others, emphasizing an experimental approach that blends history with contemporary reflections on the self and collective memory.
Where to stay:
Hotel Lutetia The
Hotel Lutetia is the only “Palais” hotel on the Left Bank in Paris. Since its opening in 1910, it has been a bastion of the transition from Art Nouveau to Art Deco, welcoming guests from around the world for over a century and offering an authentically Parisian experience. The Lutetia’s history is also rich in cultural significance, having hosted notable figures such as Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway and Marlene Dietrich.
SO/Paris Located on the right bank of the Seine between the Bastille and the Marais,
SO/Paris is a new luxury hotel that stands out for its avant-garde Parisian fashion, art, architecture and design. It features 162 spacious and light-filled rooms and suites, thanks to their large windows overlooking the Seine, the rooftops of Paris and the city’s iconic landmarks. The hotel is decorated with contemporary works of art by renowned artists, such as Neïl Beloufa in the lobby, Thomas Fougeirol in the rooms and the immersive installation by Olafur Eliasson on the 15th and 16th floors.
Hotel Regina Louvre Located just a few steps from the Louvre in one of the most elegant areas of Paris, the
Hotel Regina Louvre , originally built in 1900 and completely renovated, perfectly combines contemporary comfort with traditional Belle Époque style. With some of the best views of central Paris, the hotel has 98 extravagant rooms and suites. No two rooms are the same, each with its own special touch.
