Pinta BAphoto showcases a diverse selection of galleries distinguished by the quality of their proposals, featuring modern and contemporary artists from different countries whose artistic practices are shaped by the language of photography.
RADAR presents a dialogue between artists from different generations who approach the photographic image as a device for constructing spaces and identities. Through diverse processes and techniques, their works challenge the transparency of photography to explore its zones of uncertainty: dislocated spaces, overlapping temporalities, and bodies as territories.
In this edition, NEXT presents a section committed to contemporary practices and experimentation. Through the works, it weaves together a range of experiences to create a sensitive cartography of the present, documenting and reconstructing fragments of a shared reality. It brings together a plurality of voices and ways of inhabiting Latin American art, seeking to capture the pulse of our time.
This edition’s Special Project is dedicated to Alberto Goldenstein (Buenos Aires, 1951), one of the leading figures in contemporary Argentine photography.
Alexander - Alexander brings Abel Alexander into dialogue with a family tradition deeply connected to photography. A researcher and specialist in early photography, Abel traces the origin of a shared passion back to his great-great-grandfather, Adolfo Alexander, a pioneer of photographic studios in Buenos Aires.
As an era ushered in by the printing press draws to a close, another emerges through the internet and its rhizomatic structures. If material conditions are changing, is it possible to imagine that there are latent images on the verge of being revealed?
ATLAS presents a proposal at Pinta BAphoto 2026 that brings together a bookstore and an exhibition space. The bookstore features a selection of international and Argentine photography books available at ATLAS.
FORO is a space for dialogue and critical reflection dedicated to the debates, aesthetics, and issues shaping modern and contemporary photography.
Over the years, it has brought together artists, curators, gallerists, and market specialists to approach photography from a multidisciplinary perspective.
In order to build bridges between visitors and the artworks, three guides will lead curated tours through the fair using a colloquial, accessible, and dynamic language. Their eclectic approach explores the diversity of techniques and conceptual explorations by the artists to foster a better understanding of contemporary photography practices.