What YellowKorner is known for
Fine-art photography print gallery chain founded in Paris in 2006 by Alexandre de Metz and Paul-Antoine Briat, now roughly 130 galleries worldwide; also runs the La Hune photography space in Saint-Germain-des-Pres.
YellowKorner was founded in Paris in 2006 by Alexandre de Metz and Paul-Antoine Briat, two photography enthusiasts aiming to make fine-art photographic prints affordable outside the traditional gallery market. The company works with an artistic committee that selects images spanning historic and contemporary photography, produced as limited or open editions in different print sizes and framing options, silver-printed in the company's own workshop. From its Paris base, YellowKorner has expanded into a network of around 130 physical galleries internationally, alongside online sales. In Paris, the brand also operates La Hune, a bookstore-gallery in Saint-Germain-des-Pres - a space with its own literary history that YellowKorner reoriented in 2015 to focus entirely on photography exhibitions.
How ORBIS reads this city
Best for — Accessible art photography prints and framed decor
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