

**MIA Photo Fair BNP Paribas** is now accepting applications from galleries for its 2027 edition, taking place **18–21 March 2027** at **Superstudio Più in Milan**.

As an international art fair dedicated to **photography and contemporary image-based practices**, MIA Photo Fair brings together galleries, artists, collectors, curators, and photography professionals from Italy and around the world.

#### A Curatorial Platform for Photography

The fair’s **Main Section** brings together Italian and international galleries specialising in photography and lens-based practices.

The 2027 edition also features **Beyond Photography – Dialogue / Work in Progress**, exploring installation, moving image, archives, and digital technologies, alongside **Reportage Beyond Reportage**, focused on contemporary documentary photography.

This year’s theme, **Belonging**, explores ideas of identity, connection, memory, place, and community through photography and contemporary image-making.

#### Gallery Application Deadline

**Early Bird Deadline: 20 October 2026**

**Final Application Deadline: 10 December 2026**

Galleries interested in participating can apply by contacting **miafair@fiereparma.it**.

Apply / Find out more about MIA Photo Fair 2027

For galleries working with **photography, lens-based practices, and contemporary image-making**, MIA Photo Fair 2027 offers an opportunity to connect with an international community of artists, collectors, and art professionals in Milan.

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MIA Photo Fair 2027: Gallery Applications Now Open

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