The phrase "a atelier" is not correct in English; it should be "an atelier." You can use it when referring to a workshop or studio, especially for artists or designers.
Example: "She spent the summer working in an atelier in Paris, honing her craft."
Alternatives: "a studio" or "a workshop."
Projects can last from one day to one month and can include anything from a cafe to an atelier to an art gallery to an accounting office.
"It's an atelier, a world of imagination, in which the pictures that have been taken bring back the past that is sometimes forgotten," Mr. van Hove said.
A particularly appropriate Lautrec image for this show is that of the dancer Jane Avril, a close friend of the artist, examining a print in an atelier as the celebrated master printer Père Cotelle works a press nearby.
Jussara Lee, 44, a designer with an atelier in the West Village, has a specialty in suits with bridal flair.
Mr. Blazy's facility with the highest levels of craftsmanship and his experience working with a couture atelier would be valuable to a brand with an atelier of its own; it also may explain why he is said to have been in the running to be the artistic director for women's wear at Hermès, a role filled by Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski.
The scene, for all its fashionable trappings, was a deliberate throwback: an atelier of the old school, devoted to handwork.
Once, the direction of contemporary art was determined by lonely, radical geniuses with a vision and an atelier.
Their works make the Whitney's second floor seem as much like an atelier as a carefully plotted and well-installed exhibition.
Ms. Burk ducked into an atelier off a courtyard on the Via della Spiga, where 40 or so models were lined up for a casting call for the Ruffo runway show.
Claudel and Rodin shared an atelier at a small old castle, but Rodin refused to relinquish his ties to Beuret, his loyal companion during the lean years, and mother of his son.
