Building on the success of the previous three editions, Photo London 2018 will showcase the very best of the past, present and future of photography to a growing international audience. Emerging artists will be presented alongside new work by established masters and rare vintage pieces. The Fair took place between 17 – 20 May 2018 (Preview 16 May) at Somerset House. 

The 15th exposition of PARIS PHOTO welcomed 51,144 visitors (almost 35% increase from 2010). This 15th exposition represented a major step in the evolution of Paris Photo with its new venture at the Grand Palais, offering artists and their works, gallery owners, publishers and the public an exceptional setting and reinforcing the position of the Fair on the world stage as well as on the artistic and cultural Parisian scene. 117 galleries from some 23 countries presented the best of modern and contemporary photography in the Grand Palais from 10th to 13th of November 2011.For this 15th exposition, the salon has honoured African photography from Bamako to Cape Town, and succeeded in revealing the vitality and diversity of the African scene, far away from preconceived ideas. The next edition of Paris Photo will be held at the Grand Palais from the 15th to the 18th of November 2012.

Leica Gallery Prague was the only participant from the Czech Republic and presented these Czech photographers:
Jaromír Funke, Jiří Hanke, Václav Jirásek, Miloslav Kubeš, Jaroslav Kučera, Jan Lauschmann, Jan Lukas, Miloň Novotný, Ivan Pinkava, Tono Stano, Josef Sudek, Daniel Šperl.

Exhibition Hall Mánes
Masarykovo nábřeží 250, Prague

Leica Gallery Prague is participating in 4th volume of Prague photography fair.

MON opening
TUE  11 am – 7 pm
WED 11 am – 7 pm

THU  11 am – 9 pm, 5 pm – 8 pm book signing – Robert Vano

FRI   11 am – 7 pm
SAT  11 am – 7 pm
SUN 11 am – 6 pm

Leica Gallery Prague will present the work of these
4 photographers:

Tereza z Davle
Lukáš Dvořák
Petr Ulrych
Robert Vano

Besides the opportunity to purchase a photographs we will arrange a book signing of famous Slovak photographer Robert Vano – Thursday 7^th April from
5 pm.

More info: www.praguefoto.cz

The Leica Gallery Prague as the only Czech, exclusive photo gallery, had the possibility to exhibit at Paris Photo 2010, already for the third time. The most significant European Trade Fair took place between 18 – 21 November 2010 in the Paris Louvre. To be represented at Paris Photo is a prestigious matter – the number of people interested exceeds the final number of exhibitors severalfold. It met with a great interest from the public – the trade fair was visited by almost forty thousand people in all.

Next to the Leica Gallery Prague, also the Czech publishing houses Kant and Torst ranked among one hundred and twenty exhibitors from all over the world, and in the East Side Story – Central Europe Chronicles section the Prague Gallery Hunt Kastner Artworks introduced itself.

The priority of the Leica Gallery Prague was not only the endeavour to have a quality trade-fair exposition, but also to introduce in the form of a chamber gallery the best of the contemporary Czech photography. The exhibition display stand was designed by Petr Kolář from the ADR architectonic studio. Its lay-out was attractive to the visitors and respected the rather closed gallery arrangement. Václav Jirásek, Ivan Pinkava, Tono Stano, Jiří Turek, Tereza Vlčková a Emila Medková were presented on the walls of the stand.  The LGP also offered samples of several photographers´ works who are represented by the gallery in the long term, such as Robert Vano, or Jiřina Hankeová.

The only non-living author whose work was exhibited at the LGP stand, was Emila Medková. The director of the trade fair, Guillaume Piens, even marked this representative of the Czech surrealism as one of the discoveries of this year´s Paris Photo annual.

The attendance at the Paris Louvre trade fair is not just a commercial event – experts from all over the world meet here, contacts with other galleries and exhibition curators are built, and the exhibitors have an opportunity to monitor the present-day trends in the world photography. The Leica Gallery Prague is going to contend with the others to be one of the exhibitors at Paris Photo 2011.