Head On Photobook & Zine Market 2026

Name: Head On Photobook & Zine Market 2026
Start: 2026-11-08T12:00:00+1100
End: 2026-11-08T17:00:00+1100
Location: Bondi Pavilion

Sun, 8 Nov, 12pm - 5pm AEDT

Bondi Pavilion

Bondi Beach NSW, Australia

Head On Foundation

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Description

Step inside the world of photography and storytelling at the Head On Photobook & Zine Market.

Bondi Pavilion becomes a lively marketplace filled with beautiful, limited-edition photobooks and zines. Meet the artists, publishers, and editors behind the pages, and hear the stories that inspired their work.

This is your chance to buy directly from creators — to take home the books you love and support the artists who make them. Every purchase helps independent photographers continue to share their vision with the world. No tickets needed — just walk in, explore, and discover your next favourite photobook for your collection or as the perfect holiday season gift.

Interested in showcasing your own work?
Be part of Head On Photobook & Zine Market on Sunday, 8 November at the iconic Bondi Pavilion, the heart of the Head On Photo Festival 2026.

This event brings together publishers, bookstores, indie artists, and photographers to sell their photobooks and zines directly to an engaged audience.

Spaces are limited — register now to secure your stall: https://headon.org.au/photobook-zine-market

Image - Pip Farquharson

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Head On Foundation

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The Head On Photo Festival, presented by the Head On Foundation (a not-for-profit established in 2008), has become synonymous with exceptional photography. Beginning in 2010, the Sydney-based Festival has developed into a world-leading cultural event known for showcasing thousands of diverse photographers on the world stage.

Each year, Creative Director Moshe Rosenzveig OAM leads a rigorous, fully anonymous selection process. Judges see images without names attached, so the work speaks for itself. The result: a potent mix of voices and stories, with genuine equal opportunity for artists at every stage of their careers.

This year, exhibitions and conversations explore important global and social issues, including global conflicts, pop culture, the environment, and urbanisation. Moshe Rosenzveig OAM, Founder and Creative Director of Head On Foundation, shares, "The event is family-friendly and enjoyed by Sydneysiders, interstate and international visitors of all ages. The exhibitions' appeal merges the boundaries between everyday people, photographic enthusiasts, and artists. It's the perfect way to enjoy art either indoors or outdoors in a relaxed and accessible environment.”