The Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD) is one of the few organizations working towards making the fine art photography business thrive through dedicated exhibitions and the buying and selling of artworks. As part of its goal, the AIPAD is also launching yet another edition of its iconic Photography Show. The event will dazzle photography enthusiasts and connoisseurs this year, especially its extensive list of exhibitors, who will showcase a wide variety of photography. Here’s a look at what this edition will bring to the table.
The Photography Show is one of the long-running photography fairs. It offers a diverse set of works that are inclusive and dynamic in nature. This year, the event will showcase exceptional presentations from AIPAD members, as well as images from new exhibitors such as emerging artists and galleries. Together, the show aims to push the boundaries of photography and offer fresh perspectives.
This year, the Photography Show will also showcase an extensive slate of programs. These include AIPAD Talks, which will last four days and be hosted by leaders in the arts and culture space, walk-throughs, and educational events. In addition, the showcase will have a better layout and floor plan to bring publishers as part of the main showcase.
In addition, there is also a reenvisioned Discovery Sector, which will showcase new and emerging galleries through single-artist or themed presentations alongside focused historical exhibitions. This section will also allow viewers to enter a world where the most iconic photographers helped shape the medium as we know it today. Without further ado, here is a lineup of the participants with the show taking place from April 23 to 27, 2025, at the iconic Park Avenue Armory in New York City.
The Photography Show Exhibitors
- 19th Century Rare Book & Photograph Shop (New York, NY)
- Keith de Lellis Gallery (New York, NY)
- Andrew Smith Gallery (Tucson, AZ)
- Bildhalle (Zurich, Switzerland)
- Bruce Silverstein (New York, NY)
- Candela Gallery (Richmond, VA)
- Catherine Couturier Gallery (Houston, TX)
- Cavalier Galleries (New York, NY, Greenwich, CT, Nantucket, MA, Palm Beach, FL)
- Charles Isaacs Photographs (New York, NY)
- CLAMP (New York, NY)
- Contemporary/Vintage Works (Chalfont, PA)
- Daniel/Oliver Gallery (Brooklyn, NY)
- Koslov Larsen (Houston, TX)
- La Galerie de L’Instant (Paris, France)
- LARGE GLASS (London, UK)
- Marshall Gallery (Los Angeles, CA)
- Michael Hoppen (London, UK)
- MIYAKO YOSHINAGA (New York, NY)
- Monroe Gallery of Photography (Santa Fe, NM)
- MUUS COLLECTION (Lead Cultural Partner, Tenafly, NJ)
- Nailya Alexander Gallery (New York, NY)
- Obscura Gallery (Santa Fe, NM)
- Danziger Gallery (New York, NY)
- Deborah Bell Photographs (New York, NY)
- Echo Fine Arts (Miami, FL)
- Olivier Waltman Gallery (Paris, France)
- Patricia Conde Galería (Mexico City, Mexico)
- Form. Gallery (Dinard, France)
- Galeria Alta (Andorra)
- Galerie Johannes Faber (Vienna, Austria)
- Galerie Julian Sander (Cologne, Germany)
- GALERIE XII (Los Angeles, CA, Paris, France)
- Galerija Fotografija Gallery (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
- Gilman Contemporary (Ketchum, Idaho)
- Gitterman Gallery (New York, NY)
- HackelBury (London, UK)
- Hans P. Kraus Jr. Inc. (New York, NY)
- Higher Pictures (Brooklyn, NY)
- Holden Luntz (Palm Beach, FL)
- Howard Greenberg Gallery (New York, NY)
- Paul M. Hertzmann, Inc. (San Francisco, CA)
- Peter Fetterman Gallery (Santa Monica, CA)
- Photo Discovery (Paris, France)
- POLKA Galerie (Paris, France)
- Richard Moore Photographs (Oakland, CA)
- Rick Wester Fine Art (New York, NY)
- Robert Klein Gallery (Boston, MA)
- Robert Mann Gallery (New York, NY)
- Rose Gallery (Santa Monica, CA)
- Sasha Wolf Projects (New York, NY)
- Scheinbaum & Russek Ltd. (Santa Fe, NM)
- Scott Nichols Gallery (Sonoma, CA)
- Staley-Wise Gallery (New York, NY)
- Stephen Bulger Gallery (Toronto, ON)
- Jackson Fine Art (Atlanta, GA)
- jdc Fine Art (San Diego, CA)
- Joseph Bellows Gallery (La Jolla, CA)
- Throckmorton Fine Art (New York, NY)
- Toluca Fine Art (Paris, France)
- Ungallery (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
- Vasari (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
- Weston Gallery, Inc. (Carmel, CA)
- Yancey Richardson (New York, NY)
Photobook and Partners
As mentioned earlier, the Photography Show will also feature a section for publishers and publications. Here’s a look at the participants:
- 10×10 Photobooks (New York, NY)
- American Photography Archives Group (New York, NY)
- Aperture (New York, NY)
- Atelier EXB (Paris, France)
- Convoke (New York, NY)
- Datz Press (Seoul, South Korea)
- L’Artiere (Bologna, Italy)
- Le Plac’Art Photo (Paris, France)
- Light Work (Syracuse, NY)
- MW Editions (New York, NY)
- Nearest Truth Editions (Slovakia)
- GOST Books (London, UK)
- Saint Lucy Books (Baltimore, MD)
- Gravy Studio (Philadelphia, PA)
- HOTSHOE Magazine (London, UK)
- KGP MONOLITH (New York, NY)
- Setanta Books (London, UK)
- Thames & Hudson (London, UK, New York, NY)
- TIS Books (New York, NY)
- Workshop Arts (Brooklyn, NY)
The AIPAD Photography Show is a must-attend for anyone keen on learning about past and contemporary photography. This is also a great space for collectors and curators to visit, as one can see a variety of works on display. Overall, the show is the perfect space to learn, support, and promote photography as an art form.
For those interested, head to AIPAD’s website to book tickets. The showcase will be on display from April 23 to 27 at the Park Avenue Armory.
