Offprint Paris, the fair devoted to independent art publishing, returns to the French capital from 22 to 25 October 2026. This year's edition takes place at Cesure, 13 rue Santeuil in the 5th arrondissement, and runs alongside Art Basel Paris week.

The fair gathers an international community of independent publishers, artists, designers and thinkers working across art, architecture, design, the humanities and visual culture. Its selection spans artist books and experimental formats, critical essays, photography and research-driven publications, framed as an exploration of how publishing continues to reshape the relationship between art, knowledge and society.

Beyond the stands, Offprint promises a public programme of talks, conversations, book signings and encounters, positioning the fair as a meeting point for emerging voices and established independent initiatives. The organisers present print as a medium for preserving and circulating ideas in an increasingly digital and generative media landscape, and the event as a celebration of independent thought and artistic freedom.

Offprint's timing makes it a fixture of the Paris Art Week calendar, which this year also includes Paris Internationale and a wave of gallery openings across the city. For collectors and curators in town for Art Basel Paris, the fair offers a parallel circuit devoted to the printed object rather than the unique artwork, and a reminder that the book remains one of the most democratic forms the art object can take.

Entry is free, and the venue sits in the Latin Quarter's university district, a fitting setting for a fair that treats publishing as a space for critical inquiry. With more than 150 independent publishers expected across the wider Paris fair circuit this week, Offprint remains the anchor event for those who believe the future of art discourse is still printed on paper.