The Artist's Workshop: From Creation to Representation

This lecture delves into the concept of the artist's workshop, exploring its historical significance as a place of creation and representation. Starting with Gustave Courbet's studio, the instructor discusses the evolution of the workshop's portrayal in art, from self-portraits to social commentaries. Through the analysis of various artworks, the lecture highlights the workshop as a space where the artist's identity and societal role intersect, shaping the perception of their work. The presentation also touches upon the role of media in representing the artist and their creations, emphasizing the workshop as a site of artistic expression and self-reflection.