Like all prisoners there he was immediately forced into hard labor, but after two weeks he walked into the joinery workshop, declared himself an architect — he had worked in Gropius's Berlin office — and began to draw at a drafting table.
And then, apparently, he locked himself in a factory workshop and hanged himself.
Corbett had been a rising star in Joan Littlewood's theatre workshop and saw himself as the greatest Hamlet we never had.
With plenty of help from his assistant, Mike Karpf, Mr. Heller assembled the car outside the workshop, painting it himself inside a tent.
Mr. Belcher, the Democratic pollster, reminded participants in the workshop that Mr. Obama himself was "never the conventional party elder's candidate, never conventional wisdom's first pick," and that he had to find strategies to turn his outsider status to advantage.
Within a few years, Friend had taken workshop with B.K.S. Iyengar himself and with Pattabhi Jois, the creator of Ashtanga.
The essay sparkles with energy as it breaks down the youthful literary scene into three sections with typically ambitious, Wallacian titles — "Neiman-Marcus Nihilism," (Ellis and McInerney), "Catatonic Realism" (everyone who wrote like Raymond Carver, except Raymond Carver himself), and "Workshop Hermeticism" (every M.F.A. writer, except D.F.W).
He arranged for a personal workshop where he applied himself to wood carving and furniture making.
"When we first met, we were friends… then he came to my workshop, and he was beside himself.
Her investigation led to many works that scholars had thought were painted by members of Gossart's workshop rather than the master himself.
