Atelieradresse

Atelieradresse is a German-language term used to designate the address of an artist's studio. It is commonly encountered in artist CVs, exhibition catalogs, press materials, and professional bios, where the studio location is cited to indicate where the artist works and develops new work. The term emphasizes the place of creation rather than merely where the artist lives or conducts business.

In practice, the atelieradresse may refer to a private studio, a shared studio facility, an artist residency space, or a workshop within a larger arts complex. It is often distinguished from a mailing or residential address, though in some contexts the same address may serve multiple functions. The use of atelieradresse helps to communicate professional identity, situating the artist within a particular spatial context and networking ecosystem.

Privacy and practical considerations sometimes shape how the atelieradresse is presented. Artists may prefer to list a studio address that is specific and stable for inquiries and collaborations, or they may use a professional office or a studio block to protect personal residence information. In catalogs and online profiles, the atelieradresse may be complemented by a studio description, opening hours, or notes about the enabling space and facilities.

Translations and variants include "studio address" in English and "adresse d'atelier" in French. The concept is closely related to terms like artist studio, residency address, and gallery mailing address. See also: artist studio, CV, exhibition catalog.