AIPAD: The Photography Show: The Park Avenue Armory

The Photography Show presented by AIPAD, the longest-running fair dedicated

to photography in the world, will take place April 23-27, 2025 at the Park Avenue

Armory, with exhibitors from around the globe unveiling an exciting and diverse mix

of work that reflects a fluid and dynamic understanding of the photographic

medium.

The Photography Show showcases exceptional presentations by esteemed

members of the Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD), along

with guest exhibitors and galleries new to the fair. The upcoming iteration of the fair

represents its continued evolution since returning to the Park Avenue Armory in

2024, with an emphasis on emerging artists, young galleries and new curatorial

approaches being placed in dialogue with canonical photographers and legacy

photography institutions.

AIPAD welcomes new members Galeria Alta, Galerie Julian Sander, LARGE GLASS

and Ungallery, coming to New York in April from Andorra; Cologne, Germany;

London, UK and Buenos Aires, Argentina. Exhibiting at The Photography Show for

the first time, their presentations will push the boundaries of photography and

provide new perspectives alongside the many established, long-time exhibitors.

Complementing these presentations and in tandem with an added day for this

year’s fair, The Photography Show will feature an expanded and robust slate of

programming. Four days of AIPAD Talks, hosted by thought leaders in the arts and

culture space, will be accompanied by insightful walkthroughs and educational

events. The celebration of the prestigious AIPAD Award, presented annually to a

pioneer in the community, recognizing them for changing the ways we perceive

photography, will take place during the new Opening Night Party on Wednesday,

April 23. The fair will utilize a new layout and floor plan that will see publishers

brought into the main exhibition space, the Wade Thompson Drill Hall, highlighting

the importance of book publishing within the landscape of contemporary

photography.