Founded in 2017, a ppr oc he is a salon designed as an exhibition with a curatorial gaze, consisting exclusively of solo shows, combining so-called traditional photographers with artists who use photography in three dimensions, on non-traditional media, going beyond the frame into the territory of installations. A new type of art fair showcasing artists and inviting dialogue.

With Olga Frydryszak-Retat, attachée de conservation au Cabinet de la photographie

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Entitled “Remember Me,” in reference to an original work by Barbara Kruger that will be shown in the Rotunda of the museum, the exhibition pays tribute to the photographic medium. Through masterpieces and icons from the Pinault Collection, the exhibition is like a fugue. Constructed 
as a free-ranging journey without any chronology, it elicits unexpected correspondences and dialogues between genres and eras to off er viewers an open, sensorially driven experience of the history of photography.

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International Circle

Acquisition Group for Design

Acquisition Group for Photography

Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

 Acquisition Group for the French Scene from the 1950s to the 1980s

Mission Recherche

For this 29th edition, Florence Bourgeois, director of Paris Photo, and Anna Planas, artistic director, present a program that explores the relationship between the history of photography, contemporary practices, and the medium’s evolution. To mark the bicentennial of photography, Paris Photo is hosting an exhibition curated specifically from the Centre Pompidou’s collection. The exhibition’s thematic journey, organized around three main themes (“Creating the Image,” “Infinity,” and “Identities”), offers a cross-cutting perspective on artistic practices based on photography, from the early 20th century to the present day. 

With the curators of the Musée national d'Art moderne

IC, GAX, MR | Paris Photo