Spéos 2026 End-of-Year Exhibition - News, Photo

Every year, Spéos photography school stages its much-anticipated end-of-year exhibition — a two-day event that showcases the richness, creativity and diversity of the projects produced by its graduating students.

The Spéos 2026 exhibition will take place on Wednesday 20 and Thursday 21 May 2026, from 5 pm to 9 pm, at the school’s premises, 6, 7 and 8 rue Jules Vallès – 75011 Paris. Admission is free, with no booking required.

The culmination of one or two years of work

Each year, Spéos throws open the doors of its studios for what has become an unmissable date in the calendar. For two days, the walls of the school turn into a living gallery, displaying the work of the graduating students of the Class of 2026.

The exhibition marks the culmination of one or more years of intensive work. It is a rare opportunity to discover the fresh, singular viewpoints of a new generation of photographers shaped by the school.

A diversity of voices and visions

Fashion photography, long-form reportage, documentary projects, artistic explorations, intimate series, contemporary experiments: the exhibition faithfully reflects the wide range of perspectives that take shape at Spéos.

Every image on display is the fruit of demanding training, personal research and self-questioning — patient work that here finds its full public dimension.

Meet the photographers

Beyond the images themselves, an entire generation of photographers comes into view.

Visiting the Spéos exhibition means discovering distinctive visual voices in preview, talking directly with the artists — all present to share their projects, their choices and their influences — and immersing yourself in the creative energy of a school where photography is lived, thought through and passed on every day.

An exhibition for everyone

Whether you are an industry professional, a photography enthusiast, a prospective student or simply curious, this exhibition is an invitation to see the world differently — through the eyes of those who will soon be its next witnesses.