© Adrian Deweerdt
Offprint Paris returns to Césure from 22nd–25th October 2026, bringing together independent publishers from across art, architecture, design, the humanities and visual culture during Paris Art Week.
The fair has become one of the more useful places to look beyond the main art fairs, particularly if your interests sit somewhere between artists’ books, magazines, photography, design and experimental publishing.
This year’s edition once again treats publishing as something more than a distribution format. Across the four days, Offprint brings together publishers, artists, photographers, graphic designers, art schools, research centres, collectives and independent curators, with a wider programme of talks, conversations, book signings and other encounters running alongside the stands.
Among the participating publishers are MACK, Mousse Magazine and Publishing, Sternberg Press, Loose Joints, Spector Books, Roma Publications, IDEA Books, NERO, MUBI Editions, Atelier EXB, CURA., Humboldt Books, RVB BOOKS, Wendy’s Subway, Columbia Books on Architecture and the City, Onomatopee, Gato Negro Ediciones, PrintRoom, Art Paper Editions / MONOGRAM, Shelter Press, After 8 Books, Zolo Press, Valiz, Occasional Papers, Sali e Tabacchi Journal, Tehran Zine and many more.
The breadth is really the point. Offprint moves easily between established art-book publishers and smaller, more idiosyncratic imprints, with specialist magazines, artist-led projects, experimental editions and independent research all given equal space.
The fair returns to Césure, the former Censier campus of Sorbonne Nouvelle, now used as a community space centred on knowledge-sharing, cultural programming and education. It is a fitting setting for a fair that has always positioned itself as much around exchange and discovery as buying books.
Founded in 2010 and produced by LUMA Arles since 2015, Offprint now operates through annual fairs in Paris and London, alongside a year-round programme supporting publications that are often underrepresented in the traditional book market.
That independence remains central to its appeal.
During a week when much of Paris is geared towards high-value art sales, Offprint offers a different kind of collecting — books, editions, magazines and ideas that can actually leave the building with you.
Offprint Paris 2026, 22nd–25th October 2026, Césure, 13 rue Santeuil, 75005 Paris, Free entrance
Opening hours: Thursday 22nd October, 5–9pm Friday 23rd October, 12–8pm Saturday 24th October, 12–8pm Sunday 25th October, 11am–7pm
