Paris Photo 2026 : Grand Palais, 7 avenue Winston Churchill, 75008, Paris, France
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Sohei Nishino, FL350, 001, 2025 -
Tetsuya Ichimura, Untitled, from Come Up, c.1970 -
Kikuji Kawada, The last golden ring eclipse in Japan, Yomitanson, Okinawa, Japan, 1987 -
Ishiuchi Miyako, Battleship Mikasa Memorial Park, from Yokosuka story, 1977 -
Ishiuchi Miyako, Yokosuka Story, 1976-1977 -
Masahisa Fukase, Nayoro, from Solitude of Ravens, 1977 -
Masatoshi Naito, Tohoku Minkan Shinko Hagaro-san Festival -
Deborah Turbeville, Untitled (Students at Vaganova Ballet Academy performing The Nutcracker at the Mariinsky Theatre), from the series 'Studio St. Petersburg'', Saint Petersburg, Russia, 1995-1996 -
Harley Weir, Waterlines, 2016 -
Sarah Moon, Pour Ten magazine, 2007 -
Claude Tolmer, Untitled (Swimming pool) 1932 -
Deborah Turbeville, Untitled (Maria Haltunen, Assistant to the Director of the Hermitage Museum) from the series "Studio St. Petersburg", Saint Petersburg, Russia, 1995-96 -
Zaven Paré, Untitled, 1970s -
Zaven Paré, Untitled, 1970's
Michael Hoppen Gallery is delighted to return to Paris Photo this November with a presentation spanning generations and geographies. Our booth celebrates the printed image, highlighting the remarkable diversity of photographic techniques and processes.
We are excited to present two never-before-seen works by Sohei Nishino. A new large-scale cyanotype will be shown for the first time, alongside his first three-dimensional globe, a true artistic collaboration with master globe-maker Leonardo Frigo. They will be joined by Nishino’s latest diorama map, Venice, 2026, on view in Paris for the first time.
We are also pleased to present, for the first time at Paris Photo, previously unseen collage work by Zaven Paré.
Continuing our long commitment to Japanese photography, the booth will feature vintage prints by Tetsuya Ichimura, Ishiuchi Miyako, Masahisa Fukase, Masatoshi Naito and Tamiko Nishimura.
Finally, we are proud to bring the work of two of our French artists, Sarah Moon and Charles Matton, back to Paris.
