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From 3-6 April 2025, Art Paris, the leading spring event for modern and contemporary art, is back with a bang at the Grand Palais, whose entirely renovated Nave and balcony spaces will allow the fair to host 170 exhibitors from 25 different countries (34 more than in 2024). At this edition, the fair’s events programme will be even more ambitious with new the- mes, exhibitions, prizes and panel discussions. The Art Paris VIP programme, a regular feature, provides a choice of 31 exhibition visits and tours reserved exclusively for guest collectors and art professionals, highlighting the effervescent Parisian cultural scene.

All About Photo presents An Impossibly Normal Life by Matthew Finley, on view throughout April 2025—an evocative exploration of a world where love knows no boundaries, only acceptance.

AUTOFOTO is marking the booth’s 100 year anniversary with a series of globally connected events, profiles and celebrations including major exhibitions and interventions across London and New York, projects with community groups, artists and designers, plus special events centered around their London and Barcelona based booths and in partnership with colleagues across the Globe.

Curated by Melanie Pocock, Ikon Artistic Director (Exhibitions), this show presents a selection of photography by London-based Japanese artist Tomoko Yoneda, produced over the past thirty years.

Photographer Nick Brandt presents his monumental series The Echo of Our Voices around the world this spring, including with Waddington Custot at Art Dubai (April 18 – 20, 2025), followed by a group exhibition at Waddington Custot (April – May, 2025) in Dubai, and a solo exhibition with Gilman Contemporary at AIPAD Photography Fair (April 23 – 27, 2025) at Park Avenue Armory in New York.

MASI Lugano presents the first museum exhibition dedicated to the photographer Eugenio Schmidhauser (Seon, 1876 - Astano, 1952). With a selection of around 90 vintage photographs and new prints from original glass plate negatives, the show in Palazzo Reali is an opportunity to rediscover a photographer who has always been viewed as playing a key role in shaping the image of tourism in the Ticino area. The exhibition is the result of lengthy research and cataloguing work on the Schmidhauser archive, deposited by the Brentano-Motta di Brugg family at the State Archive of the Canton of Ticino, which has brought to light a series of previously unpublished, little-known works.

Currently on view at the Norton Museum of Art, certain silence marks artist Fabiola Menchelli’s first solo museum exhibition in the United States. Running through March 23, 2025, the show offers an immersive exploration of photography’s materiality, challenging conventional notions of perception and image-making. Comprising more than 20 works—including previously unseen pieces—Menchelli’s ethereal compositions unfold through a meticulous process of folding, exposing, and developing light-sensitive materials. Created without a camera or negatives, her works blur the boundaries between control and chance, revealing intricate layers of abstraction and poetry. Through this interplay of light and form, certain silence invites viewers into a meditative space where perception itself becomes the subject of inquiry.

Derby QUAD, in partnership with the University of Derby, presents FORMAT International Photography Festival 2025, the latest edition is under the theme ‘Conflicted’. FORMAT25 returns to Derby City Centre from 13 – 30 March 2025 to showcase the very best photography and lens-based media being created today alongside thought-provoking archive material from across the globe. Set more as a guide rather than a rule, ‘Conflicted’ prompts responses from artists across the globe, via the FORMAT25 Open Call, to propose work that reflects multiple facets, factions, hopes and fears of our world today. Exhibitions continue until 31 May 2025 at all major venues and some until June 15 2025.

All About Photo presents 'The Illusion of Poppie's by Julie Wang, a contemplative solo exhibition that explores the delicate interplay of memory, perception, and impermanence through the ephemeral beauty of poppies.