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Paris Photo brings the international photography community together at the Grand Palais, offering collectors and photography enthusiasts the opportunity to discover leading artists, galleries and new perspectives on the medium. Beyond the fair, the city’s exhibition programme offers plenty to explore, even as many major openings have already taken place during Art Basel Paris week. From the photography presentations at Paris Photo to the exhibitions at Bourse de Commerce and other leading cultural institutions, there are still compelling reasons to spend time exploring the city. For collectors in town, 100 collectors has organised exclusive access to the fair and a guided curatorial tour. Here’s what to see and do during the week, divided into what’s exclusive to 100 collectors members and what’s open to everyone.

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ART EVENTS (MEMBER-ONLY*)

Please note that RSVP to the openings is reserved to members of 100 collectors

During Paris Photo week, the city offers a broader programme of photography fairs and exhibitions to explore beyond the Grand Palais. MIRA Art Fair brings together contemporary perspectives on image-making, while Photo Days and Photo Saint-Germain invite visitors to discover photography exhibitions across Paris. Approche Paris offers a more experimental approach, focusing on works that explore the image in unexpected ways. Together with exhibitions at leading cultural institutions, these events provide an opportunity to discover different approaches to photography and image-making throughout the week. Below, we highlight the fairs and exhibitions worth visiting during Paris Photo.

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Access to Paris Photo Art Fair*

NOV 12–15, 2026 | Grand Palais | More info

Paris Photo returns to the Grand Palais for its 29th edition this November, and 2026 carries particular weight: the fair's programme this year is built around the bicentennial of photography itself, marking two hundred years since the medium's earliest fixed images in 1826.

100c members can request access to the fair and tickets will be sent directly from the fair.

Access to catalogues can also be requested to our team >

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Curatorial Visit of the Paris Photo Digital Sector with Marco De Mutiis*

WED, NOV 12, 2026 | 2PM | Grand Palais

Meet curator Marco de Mutiis for a private curatorial visit of the Paris Photo Digital Sector.

The 2026 Digital sector brings together galleries from Europe, Asia and the Americas. Au Cube presents Vincent Fournier, and AUTOMATA shows Harm van den Dorpel, Matt Deslauriers, Mika Ben Amar, Sarah Friend and Solienne. byGRIDA brings the largest group, with Andrés Gallardo Albajar, Bosul Kim, ChangKi CHUNG, Dave Kulesza, Doyoung Kim, Han Sungpil, HyeGyung Kim, Hyung-Geun Park, Ilan Derech, Justin Aversano, Jason Kim, ManKyung, Miji YOON, NAKTA, OWA-7HO, Regina Kim, SEOHYO, SIM Moby, Uttermelon and Yeonjeong Jang. From Caracas, carmen araujo arte presents Alejandro Cartagena and Diana López, while DANAE in Paris shows Jacopo Di Cera. Düsseldorf and Photography presents Alex Grein, Johannes Raimann and Hedda Roman, and Glenda Cinquegrana from Milan brings Mazaccio & Drowilal and Wolf Silvio. In New York, Heft presents Alkan Avcıoğlu and Palo Gallery shows Andrea and Caleb and Orejarena & Stein. Licheng Ling Projects from Beijing presents Yumo Wu, and Nguyen Wahed from London shows Summer Wagner.

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SATELLITE ART FAIRS IN PARIS DURING PARIS PHOTO 2026

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MIRA Art Fair

NOV 12-15, 2026

From November 12 to 15, 2026, the Maison de l’Amérique latine will host the third edition of the MIRA Art Fair, focusing in Latin American art.

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‍24.39 Classis Photography Fair

SAT, NOV 14, 2026 | 10AM-5PM

24.39 Classic Photography Fair is a one day independent event dedicated to vintage, historical, and modern photography.

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November 12–15, 2026 | Le Molière

A boutique art fair with a unique approach: showcasing artists who embrace the medium of photography and experiment with images.

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PhotoSaintGermain

NOV 5-28

Every year in November, PhotoSaintGermain brings together a selection of museums, cultural centers, galleries, and bookstores around a rich and eclectic photographic itinerary.

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Photo Days 2026

NOV 2-30

Since 2020, Photo Days has invited French and international artists to present projects in unconventional venues, creating a unique photography trail across Paris and its surrounding region.

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DIGITAL ART SHOWS IN PARIS DURING PARIS PHOTO 2026

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Heterotopies at DANAE

UNTIL DEC 30, 2026

The exhibition Heterotopies, extending, in physical form, the curation initiated by Marlène Corbun at the Hôtel Le Bristol Paris.

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To Make a World out of Sediment and Sky at Artverse

UNTIL DEC 12, 2026

ArtVerse Gallery is pleased to present TO MAKE A WORLD OUT OF SEDIMENT AND SKY, a duo show featuring artists Camilla Alberti and Wendi Yan, curated by Valentina Buzzi.

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Chun Hua Catherine Dong and Sasha Katz at Galerie Charlot

UNTIL JAN 16, 2027

At Galerie Charlot, the two artists bring these ancestral narratives into the digital age, creating singular visual worlds where technology meets mythology, and reality merges with fantasy.

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D’autres voix · langage · code · traduction au CUBE Garges

UNTIL JUL 27, 2027

An interactive exhibition exploring how humans, machines, and living beings communicate through language, code, sound, and evolving digital culture.

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MUSEUM SHOWS IN PARIS DURING PARIS PHOTO 2026

Paris’s museums and institutions offer plenty to explore beyond the fairs. From the Bourse de Commerce and Fondation Cartier to Palais de Tokyo, the week is an opportunity to discover exhibitions across contemporary and modern art, with the Louvre adding its own perspective through Hosts at the Louvre. Here’s what deserves a place on your itinerary.

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Bourse du Commerce

‍Remember be on view until January 18th,
As the invention of photography celebrates its bicentenary, Pinault Collection presents a major group exhibition featuring around 700 works by more than 70 artists at the Bourse de Commerce.

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Fondation Cartier Pour l'Art Contemporain

The Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art presents The Time of Harvests , an exhibition of unprecedented scale in France by Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama, accompanied by nine associated artists: Dorothy Akpene Amenuke, Gideon Appah, James Barnor, Cercle d'Art des Travailleurs de Plantation Congolaise, Courage Dzidula Kpodo & Postbox Ghana, Zohra Opoku, Tjaša Rener, Feda Wardak.

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Fondation Louis Vuitton

Building on its “Icons of Modern Art” exhibitions, devoted to major collectors such as Sergei Shchukin, Mikhail and Ivan Morozov, and Samuel Courtauld, the Fondation Louis Vuitton continues its exploration of the pioneering figures who contributed to the history of modern art with an exceptional exhibition: Gustave Fayet: Collector - Artist Designer, on view from 9 October 2026 to 8 March 2027.

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Palais de Tokyo

‍Not all columns have a heart of stone: The winner of the 2025-2026 Prix des Amis du Palais de Tokyo, in an irreverent reflection on the state of the world, proposes an exploration of a shared reality in ruins, where the symbols of power are in a state of collapse.
On view from Oct 21st 2026 until Jan 10th 2027

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‍Musee du Louvre

‍Hosts at the Louvre, Kader Attia and Elizabeth Peyton are the 2024–2026 Hosts at the Louvre.Kader Attia (born 1970 in Dugny, France; lives and works in Paris and Berlin) is known for his work at the frontier of shape and thought, between logical inquiry and contemporary ideas. Elizabeth Peyton (born 1965 in Connecticut, United States; lives and works in Paris and New York) brings vibrant life to painting through the art of portraiture.‍

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‍Musee d'Orsay

Known as one of the most influential artists of our time, Jenny Holzer places words and ideas at the heart of her deeply engaged, thought-provoking practice. For the exhibition "J’AI VU", conceived for and with the Musée d’Orsay, Holzer offers text fragments from the museum’s archive and the historical period covered by its collection, disseminated across her signature media: monumental installations, projections onto the former railway station’s historic facade, engravings on stone benches and columns in variegated marbles, and luminous electronic displays.

Screenings every day from 7PM until 10PM during Art Basel Paris week

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GALLERY SHOWS IN PARIS DURING PARIS PHOTO 2026

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Xippas Gallery

Leandro Elrich, Entre Temps - Until November 28 2026
108 Rue Vieille du Temple, 3e
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Galleria Continua

Michelangelo Pistoletto, Avant et après l'Arte Povera - Until January 16 2027
87 rue du Temple, 3e
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Perrotin

Lee Bae, Attending - Until December 19 2026
76 Rue de Turenne, 3e
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Group Show, Panorama - Until January 2027
8 Avenue Matignon, 8e
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Mennour

Anish Kapoor - Until November 28 2026
6 Rue du Pont de Lodi, 6e
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Yinka Shonibare, The wind, the earth and the fire - Until November 28 2026
5 Rue du Pont de Lodi, 6e
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Brooklin A. Soumahoro, Let there be - Until December 5 2026
47 Rue Saint-André-des-Arts, 6e
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Hatch Gallery

Group Show, The Best Offer - Until November 21 2026
40 Rue Mazarine, 6e
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Mendes Wood DM

Rosana Paulino, Bloom in the Sunlight, Dream in the Moonlight - Until December 19 2026
25 Place des Vosges, 3e
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David Zwirner

Oscar Murillo, Unfinished thinking: Paintings and Social Maps
108 Rue Vieille du Temple, 3e
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Max Hetzler

Elmgreen & Dragset, Les Fous d’En Face - Until December 16 202646 & 57 Rue du Temple, 3e
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Backslash

Fahamu Pecou, b(EYE)rth r(EYE)ght - Until November 21 2026
29 rue Notre Dame de Nazareth, 3e
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ARTSY RESTAURANTS TO VISIT WHILE IN PARIS

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83 Le Café‍

At the heart of Sotheby's Paris, the restaurant led by Chef Gaëtan Thibert and his team
83 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 8e
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The Restaurant, Anne Sophie Pic‍

Anne-Sophie Pic takes up residence at the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain with a new Parisian restaurant : a place where imaginations converge and art enters into dialogue with a cuisine in constant exploration, shaped by emotion, discovery and new perceptions.
2 Place du Palais Royal, 1e
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L'Adjugé‍

Located inside Paris’s historic Hôtel Drouot auction house, L’Adjugé is an elegant café-restaurant serving French bistro cuisine, ideal for a lunch break between auctions and art discoveries.
9 Rue Drouot, 9e

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Café 1902

‍Café 1902 is an elegant café nestled beneath the Belle Époque colonnades of the Petit Palais, overlooking its peaceful inner garden, serving seasonal French cuisine by chef Amandine Chaignot and pastries by Claire Heitzler.
Petit Palais - 6 Avenue Winston Churchill, 8e

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Le Nélie ‍

Le Nélie is an elegant restaurant and tea room set in the museum’s former dining room, beneath a Tiepolo fresco, offering French cuisine, fine pastries and a charming terrace overlooking the garden courtyard.
Musée Jacquemart André - 158 Bd Haussmann, 8e

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