Photo Galleries & Centers

This October, Magnum is partnering with Aperture for the Square Print Sale, titled Youth. Over 100 signed or estate-stamped, museum-quality 6x6” prints will be available online for one week, starting at $110/£110/€120.

PhMuseum presents the first edition of Photobook Mania, a biennial dedicated to the photographic book that will be held on 18-19 October 2025 at serra madre, inside Serre dei Giardini in Bologna. The event, with free admission, aims to become an international reference point for independent international photographic publishing, bringing together over twenty publishers from across Europe who will offer a wide selection of publications that reflect the most current trends and experimentations in the photobook field.

70 Prints for 70 Years, from 17 November 2025 until 26 November, is a limited-time sale that invites the public to own a piece of visual history through a curated selection of 70 images from the World Press Photo archive.

This autumn, the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP) in Paris presents an ambitious trio of exhibitions that bring together three photographers whose distinct approaches redefine the language of the image. From October 15, 2025, to January 25, 2026, visitors are invited to experience a multi-layered journey through the history and future of photography, spread across the institution’s three floors.

Under the artistic direction of Azu Nwagbogu, founder of the African Artists’ Foundation, the 2025 biennial explores the theme ‘Incarceration’, delving into the visible and hidden dimensions of captivity that manifest across personal, political, and collective life.

Since her sensational debut at age 14 with the inevitable “Joe le taxi,” Vanessa Paradis has entered our lives and is now part of our cultural landscape, whether through music, cinema, or fashion... Through her work, her consistency, and her grace, she has won over even the most reluctant and become an important and respected figure. A muse to many musicians and filmmakers, her unique photogenic qualities also inspired the greatest photographers, starting with Jean-Baptiste Mondino, when she collaborated with Serge Gainsbourg in 1990 on the song “Tandem” and the video that accompanied its release. The famous rock photographer Claude Gassian followed her on the tour for the album “Natural High” and became a close collaborator, documenting her life on tour and the emotions she shared with her audience. As for Ellen von Unwerth, she captured Vanessa's beauty, imagination, and sensuality in numerous sessions, each more surprising than the last. The wonderful Paolo Roversi, also inspired by her elegance, captured the intensity of her gaze like no one else. I also think of Kate Barry, who photographed her in the 2000s, half-elf, half-dancer, presenting an unexpected and captivating facet of the artist. We are therefore taking advantage of the release of her seventh studio album, “Le retour des beaux jours,” on Barclay to pay her a fervent tribute and share her extraordinary life in photos with the public.

Memory is fragile, bending and reshaping over time. For the artist chosen for this month’s solo exhibition, memory is not just personal—it is collective, historical, and deeply interwoven with questions of inheritance, trauma, and resilience.

Featuring iconic works by Raymond Cauchetier, Édouard Boubat, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Jean-Philippe Charbonnier, Robert Doisneau, Willy Ronis, Sabine Weiss, and others, the exhibition highlights the timeless artistry of French Humanist photography. These photographers developed a unique style that bridges realism and lyricism, capturing spontaneous moments, intimate gestures, and ordinary life with profound emotional resonance. Positioned between photojournalism and painterly observation, their images offer a deep insight into the human condition, celebrating the beauty of everyday existence with compassion and grace.

The works of Barbieri will be hosted at the new headquarters of Zurich Italy and Zurich Bank at Via Santa Margherita 11, Milan, in the heart of the city and adjacent to the prestigious Teatro alla Scala. At the intersection of the international financial district and the fashion quarter, the new building reflects Zurich’s commitment to being at the centre of Milan’s economic and cultural dynamics, with a prestigious and sustainable representative office.