The 20th edition of Paris Photo will feature 173 exhibiting galleries and publishers from 35 different countries.

Taking place this year from November 10-13 at the majestic Grand Palais in Paris, the celebrated international fair aims to expand and develop visitors’ understanding of the photographic medium and boost its status in the art world.

Since its inception in 1997, Paris Photo has been a defining presence in the field and remains the annual meeting point for collectors, artists, and photography lovers alike.

Main entrance of the Grand Palais, opening day, Nov 11, 2015 ©Marc Domage/Paris Photo.

This year’s fair is set to be slightly larger than the 19th edition, which, under the new leadership of director Florence Bourgeois, had already expanded on previous years’ offerings. Varying from regular exhibitors such as Budapest’s Vintage Galeria, to brand new arrivals such as Żak|Branicka gallery, Paris Photo 2016 will see 26 more exhibitors than last year, and include a total of 40 new exhibitors.

Among the first-timers are also several Parisian galleries such as Baudoin Lebon, Frank Elbaz, and Laurent Godi, who clearly weren’t put off by either the cancellation of the fair’s West Coast offshoots due to lack of sales, or the forced early closure of Paris Photo in 2015 after the November 13 terror attacks.

“We remain committed to offering our public one of the most beautiful art shows today and the largest panorama of the medium of photography,” Florence Bourgeois told artnet news in a statement. “In celebration of our 20th edition, we are excited to present a program full of revelations to be discovered both before the fair, and at the Grand Palais this November.”

Exhibition view at the fair’s PRISMES Sector with Paul Graham’s Sleeping Portraits, from the series “Does Yellow Run Forever?” presented by Pace/MacGill Gallery and carlier | gebauer, Salon d’Honneur, Grand Palais, 2015. ©Orsolya Elek/Paris Photo.

Following its successful debut in 2015, the large-scale exhibition project PRISMES will return, emphasizing the versatility of the medium by bringing together exceptional large format, serial works and installations in the monumental Salon d’Honneur. This year, the PRISMES sector will showcase major works and specially commissioned projects, as well as new works by Douglas Gordon and Noémie Goudal, and projects by Zofia Kulik, Edward Burtynsky, Penelope Umbrico, Gonzalo Lebrija, Dinh Q. Le, and William Klein.

“We are thrilled by the support of the galleries for the PRISMES sector, launched in 2015,” the fair’s artistic director, Christoph Wiesner, has said. “PRISMES will offer exciting new perspectives this year with a diverse selection of important historical works to contemporary creations by young artists.”

The full public program for Photo Paris will be announced in July, and will include exhibitions, awards, book signings, and round table discussions with leading figures in the field.

Here is the complete list of exhibitors as of 29 June 2016. New exhibitors are marked with an asterisk:

Galleries

*1900-2000, Paris

Akio Nagasawa, Tokyo

Alain Gutharc, Paris

Anita Beckers, Frankfurt

Artef, Zurich

Asymetria, Warsaw

Atlas, London

*Baudoin Lebon, Paris

BendanaǀPinel, Paris

Benrubi, New York

Bernheimer, Munich

*Bernier/Eliades, Athens

Beyond, Taipei

*Binôme, Paris

Bo Bjerggaard, Copenhagen

Bryce Wolkowitz, New York

Bruce Silverstein, New York

Camera Obscura, Paris

Camera Work, Berlin

Carlos Carvalho, Lisbon

*Caroline Smulders, Paris

*Catharine Clark, San Francisco

*Cécile Fakhoury, Abidjan

Charles Isaacs, New York

*Chelouche, Tel Aviv

Christophe Gaillard, Paris

Christophe Guye, Zurich

*Continua, San Gimignano

Daniel Blau, Munich

Daniel Templon, Paris

Danziger, New York

*Del Infinito, Buenos Aires

*Dittrich & Schlechtriem, Berlin

Du Jour Agnes B., Paris

*Dvir, Tel Aviv

East Wing, Dubai

Edwynn Houk, New York

*Emma Molina, Monterrey

*Emon Photo, Tokyo

*Equinox, Vancouver

Eric Dupont, Paris

Eric Franck, London

Esther Woerdehoff, Paris

*Etherton, Tucson

Feldbuschwiesner, Berlin

Fifty One, Antwerp

Filomena Soares, Lisbon

Flatland, Amsterdam

Flowers, London

Fraenkel, San Francisco

Françoise Paviot, Paris

*Frank Elbaz, Paris

Gagosian, Paris

*Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois, Paris

Gilles Peyroulet, Paris

Gitterman, New York

Grundemark Nilsson, Berlin

Hamiltons, London

Hans P. Kraus, New York

Hardhitta, Cologne

Henrique Faria, New York

Howard Greenberg, New York

In Camera, Paris

Ingleby, Edinburgh

Jablonka Maruani Mercier, Brussels

*Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta

James Hyman, London

*Janet Borden, New York

Jean Kenta Gauthier, Paris

Johannes Faber, Vienna

Juana de Aizpuru, Madrid

Julian Sander, Bonn

Kalfayan, Athens

Karsten Greve, Paris

Keith De Lellis, New York

Kicken, Berlin Klemm’s, Berlin

*Laurent Godin, Paris

Le Réverbère, Lyon

Lelong, Paris

Les Filles du Calvaire, Paris

*Loock, Berlin Luisotti, Santa Monica

Lumière des Roses, Montreuil

M Bochum, Bochum

M+B, Los Angeles

M97, Shanghai

Magda Danysz, Paris

Magnin-A, Paris

Magnum, Paris

mai-36, Zurich

Martin Asbæk, Copenhagen

Mélanie Rio, Nantes

Mem, Tokyo

Michael Hoppen, London

*Mor Charpentier, Paris

Nathalie Obadia, Paris

Nextlevel, Paris

*Nordenhake, Berlin

Odile Ouizeman, Paris

Pace/MacGill, New York

Paci Contemporary, Brescia

Parrotta, Stuttgart

Particulière/Foucher-Biousse, Paris

Patricia Conde, Mexico

Photo & Contemporary, Turin

Polaris, Paris Polka, Paris

Purdy Hicks, London

Richard Saltoun, London

Robert Hershkowitz, London

Robert Klein, Boston

Robert Koch, San Francisco

Robert Mann, New York

Robert Morat, Hamburg

Rolf Art, Buenos Aires

*Roman Road, London

*Rosegallery, Santa Monica

RX, Paris Sage, Paris

Scheublein + Bak, Zurich

*Shoshana Wayne, Santa Monica

*Sophie Scheidecker, Paris

*Sorry We’re Closed, Brussels

*Staley Wise, New York

Stephen Daiter, Chicago

Stevenson, Cape Town

Stills, Sydney

Suzanne Tarasieve, Paris

Taik Persons, Berlin

Taka Ishii, Tokyo

Tasveer, Bangalore

Thessa Herold, Paris

Thomas Zander, Cologne

Tolarno, Melbourne

Toluca, Paris

*Untilthen, Paris

*V1, Copenhagen

Vintage Galeria, Budapest

*Vintage Work, Chalfont

Vu’, Paris

*White Space, London

Xippas, Paris

Yancey Richardson, New York

Yossi Milo, New York

Yumiko Chiba, Tokyo

*Żak|Branika, Berlin

Publishers / Art Book Dealers:

Actes Sud, Arles

*André Frère, Marseille

Aperture Foundation, New York

*Art and Theory Publishing, Stockholm

*Artron Art, Shenzhen

Chloé et Denis Ozanne, Paris

Contrasto, Rome

Damiani, Bologna

*Delpire, Paris

Dirk K. Bakker Boeken, Amsterdam

Filigranes, Paris

Harper’s, East Hampton

Hatje Cantz, Berlin

Kehrer Verlag, Heidelberg

Komiyama, Tokyo

La Fábrica, Madrid

Librairie 213, Paris

Mack, London

Only Photography, Berlin

*Photosynthèses, Paris

*Radius Books, Santa Fe

RM, Barcelona

Taschen, Paris

Textuel, Paris