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Photographers, publishers and artists worldwide can submit photobooks to the 2026 Paris Photo-Aperture book prize.

KMB 2025–26 participant Kulpreet Singh receives award to showcase his first institutional solo exhibition at London's Hayward Gallery.
Twenty preselected student projects showcased; Paris Photo-Aperture book prize opens submissions worldwide.

A Dutch photographer captures landscapes, wildlife, and abstract moments with purpose and care.
International photography book competition opens submissions for photographers, publishers and artists worldwide.
International photography fair returns November 12–15, 2026 at Grand Palais with new exhibitors and curated sectors.

From his studio in Sivas, Turkey, [Bülent Bulduk](https://www.instagram.com/buldukbulent.arte) has developed one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary Turkish painting — building an international following…

From a small town in Moldova to the galleries of Vilnius and Kaunas, [Serghei Ghetiu](/en/serghei-ghetiu/) has built a painting practice rooted in emotion, resilience, and an instinctive feel for the human condition…

Edward Tsui is a Canadian visual artist whose sculptural work bridges architecture, memory, and materiality. Based in Toronto, Tsui has cultivated a practice that reflects his lifelong fascination with the built…

Louis van der Linden’s work stands firmly within the tradition of contemporary realism, while simultaneously exploring the subtle tension between representation and the painterly process. His paintings are not merely…

[Alan Daysh](/en/alan-daysh/) is a landscape painter who grew up on the Isle of Wight[1] in southern England. On his Fine Art America profile he writes that he is a landscape painter from the Isle of Wight and that…

Julie de Graag, a talented contemporary of [M.C. Escher](https://mcescher.com/), is being honored this year with a special exhibition at Escher in Het Paleis, marking 100 years since her passing. Although both…











