Photo London today announces its ninth edition with French photographer Valérie Belin named Photo London Master of Photography 2024, alongside two further major exhibitions as part of its Public Programme, and an exciting line-up of exhibitors.

A celebration of the medium in all its forms, Photo London presents the best of the past, present and future of photography. Highlights of the 2024 edition include:

• Valérie Belin, Photo London Master of Photography 2024, presents the exhibition ‘Silent Stories’;
• Robert Hershkowitz curates ‘The Magic Art of French Calotype’, a survey exhibition of early Nineteenth-century French photography;
• Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation celebrates the 25th anniversary of its collection with the exhibition ‘See/Change — Art Collection Deutsche Börse @25’;
• Belmond is exhibiting ‘Belmond Legends’, a selection of works by internationally acclaimed artists;
• Kamiar Maleki, Photo London Fair Director, curates the Main Section of the fair for the first time;
• Charlotte Jansen curates the Discovery Section for emerging photographers and galleries;
• Photo London x Nikon Emerging Photographer of the Year returns for its fifth edition
• The Photo London X Hahnemühle Student Award returns for its second year, platforming outstanding works by students enrolled in photography degrees at UK universities;
• Thames & Hudson leads the 2024 Talks Programme, with contributions from Nikon and FT Weekend;
• An enhanced VIP Programme collaborating with art and photography collections across London.

With Photo London Fair Director, Kamiar Maleki, taking the helm of the Main Fair for the first time, the Fair is building a strong international list featuring many returning galleries, including Sundaram Tagore Gallery (New York/London), Rolf Art (Buenos Aires), Persons Projects (Berlin), Robert Morat Galerie (Berlin), Ira Stehmann Fine Art (Munich), Galerie Peter Sillem (Frankfurt); an exciting group of first-time exhibitors, including Pesiehl & Heine (Hamburg), Leila Heller Gallery (New York), and Martch Art Project (Istanbul); as well as a group of outstanding galleries from Paris, including Galerie Nathalie Obadia (Paris) and Galerie Sophie Scheidecker (Paris), and local regulars including Flowers Gallery (London), Robert Hershkowitz Ltd. (Lindfield), Roland Belgrave Vintage Photography Ltd. (Brighton) and Purdy Hicks Gallery (London).