Perimeter Editions x Paris Photo 2026
Perimeter is thrilled to be returning to Paris Photo in 2026, exhibiting as part of the Paris Photo Book Sector! Located on the first floor of the Grand Palais, the Book sector brings together 49 publishers and specialist booksellers from 17 countries. Perimeter Editions will be exhibiting at booth K03, alongside our longtime peers in publishing, Spector Books (Leipzig).
Taking place November 12–15, Paris Photo is the leading international fair dedicated to photography and image-based art, celebrating its 29th edition at the Grand Palais.
Alongside a selection of recent releases, backlist highlights and limited special editions, Perimeter Editions will be launching Zoë Croggon's newest publication Cold Windows (Perimeter Editions 141) during the fair, as well as hosting signings with Perimeter Editions artists Patrick Pound, Peter Rauch, Sean Okai, and Mike Slack. Patrick Pound will also be speaking about his latest book L is for Lonely (Perimeter Editions 135) alongside artist Alejandro Cartagena, as part of the Paris Photo Book Talks program. Find all the details about signings and talks below!
We are also delighted to be present for the announcement of the Paris Photo-Aperture Photobook Awards, of which we have two Perimeter Editions titles shortlisted: Peter Rauch – 2, 3 (Perimeter Editions 120), shortlisted for First Photobook; and Takashi Homma – This Is Not My Cat (Perimeter Editions 119, co-published by Nieves), shortlisted for Photobook of the Year.
PARIS PHOTO 2026
November 12–15, 2026
Grand Palais
3 avenue du Général Eisenhower
75008 Paris
France
Public opening hours:
Thursday November 12: 1pm–8pm
Friday November 13: 1pm–8pm
Saturday November 14: 1pm–8pm
Sunday November 15: 1pm–7pm
Tickets are required – book yours here.
Artist Signings
Friday, November 14
- 5pm: 2, 3 by Peter Rauch
Saturday, November 15
- 3pm: L is for Lonely by Patrick Pound
- 5pm: Cold Windows by Zoë Croggon
More signing times to be confirmed soon!
Book Talks | Archives & Found Photos: Patrick Pound and Alejandro Cartagena
Through two publications centered on photographic archives, artists Patrick Pound and Alejandro Cartagena examine how images acquire new meanings when removed from their original contexts. In L is for Lonely (Perimeter Editions), Patrick Pound brings together photographs from press and cinema archives, each associated with the word ‘lonely’ and reproduced on both sides. In We Love Our Employees (Gato Negro Ediciones), Alejandro Cartagena revisits the archives of a Mexican brewery, revealing the structures of power and control behind its official representations of workers.
Sunday November 15, 2pm–2.30pm
The Book Talks are curated by Lesley A. Martin, Executive Director of Printed Matter, in collaboration with Paris Photo.
Paris Photo–Aperture PhotoBook Awards
The Paris Photo–Aperture PhotoBook Awards are an annual celebration of the photobook’s enduring role within the narrative of photography. The awards, established in 2012, recognize excellence in three major categories of photobook publishing: First PhotoBook, PhotoBook of the Year, and Photography Catalog of the Year. Each year, winners are selected from among nearly one thousand books submitted by artists and publishers from around the world.
We are incredibly proud to have the following Perimeter Editions titles shortlisted:
- This Is Not My Cat by Takashi Homma (Photobook of the Year)
- 2, 3 by Peter Rauch (First Photobook)
The winners will be announced at Paris Photo and online on Friday, November 13.