Antoine Bourdelle's Workwear Inspires Paris Exhibition on Artists' Studio Style

An exhibition in Paris examines how artists have used clothing as a creative act, prompted by the recent rediscovery of sculptor Antoine Bourdelle's workwear. The show explores a century of studio style, positioning garments as deliberate artistic statements rather than mere practical attire. Bourdelle's workwear serves as the catalyst for the presentation, which traces how artists' dress has functioned within their creative practice. The exhibition is staged in Paris and draws on the renewed attention to Bourdelle's garments to frame a broader inquiry into the relationship between what artists wear and how they work.