For the second year, Paris Photo 2024 proposes a new sector dedicated to photography in the digital age. Again curated by Nina Roehrs – specialist for art in the digital age – the Digital Sector features a selection of 15 contemporary art galleries and curated platforms at the forefront of new technologies, showcasing artists who integrate digital realities into their work.

Thematic group exhibitions and solo artist presentations will offer an in-depth presentation of photography at the intersection with technology and digitalisation. Paris Photo, the first European fair to dedicate a programme specifically to digital art, provides a unique location for the sector, in the nave of the Grand Palais.
“The curatorial approach promotes artists who not only engage with new media but whose work also reflects the profound impact of technological revolutions on our lives, society, and economy”
Nina Roehrs

Paris Photo × The Lumen Prize
Paris Photo is proud to announce a new programming partnership with The Lumen Prize. The Lumen Prize and Paris Photo will award a new prize of €5,000 to the best presentation among the digital sector exhibitors. The prize is designed to celebrate excellence in art in the digital age within the photographic canon.

Evelyn Bencicova » Artemis, Lisbon*
Thibault Brunet » Binome, Paris
Christiane Peschek » Droste, Düsseldorf, Paris, Berlin*
Sabrina Ratté » ELLEPHANT & Charlot, Montreal*/Paris
Alina Frieske » Fabienne Levy, Geneva, Lausanne*
Erika Weitz & Thomas Noya » fxhash*
Tim Berresheim » Judith Andreae, Bonn
Gretchen Andrew » L’Avant Galerie Vossen, Paris
Banz & Bowinkel » Schierke Seinecke, Frankfurt*
Trevor Paglen » Holly Herndon & Mat Dryhurst » Louise Alexander / Fellowship, Porto Cervo
Jack Butcher, Tyler Hobbs » laCollection, Paris
Lorna Mills » objkt.one, Zurich*
Ana Maria Cabalero, Jonas Lund » Office Impart, Berlin
Alkan Avcıoğlu, Michael Mandiberg, Katie Morris, Rudxane, Marcel Schwittlick » Tender, New York*
Andreas Gysin & Sidi Vanetti, Leander Herzog & Kim Asendorf, Zach Lieberman, Sarah Meyohas, Vera Molnár & aurèce vettier, Rik Oostenbroek, Nicolas Sassoon, Lars Wander » Nguyen Wahed, London