Studio roles

Throughout Atelier 17’s history, a succession of artists assisted with the studio’s operations. The workshop could not operate without those who volunteered or exchanged labor for free or reduced studio dues. There were members who helped Stanley William Hayter with the development of the studio’s signature techniques and others who supported the studio’s upkeep as studio monitors (in New York) and massiers (in Paris). As Hayter aged, several artists—among them, Krishna Reddy, Hector Saunier, and Juan Valladares Falen—took on the larger roles of associate directors or co-directors.

The list below accounts for known helpers. Please contact us if you would like to add more information.

Becker, Frederick G.New York 1940–55
Buckland-Wright, JohnParis 1927–39
Caporaso, AngelicaParis 1950–88
Chafetz, SidneyParis 1950–88
Cilento, MargaretNew York 1940–55
Clerté, JeanParis 1950–88
Dixon, James B.San Francisco 1948
Engler, ChristineNew York 1940–55
Fuller, SueNew York 1940–55
Gentilli, JeremyParis 1950–88
Grippe, PeterNew York 1940–55
Haass, TerryNew York 1940–55
Hasegawa, ShôichiParis 1950–88
Hoehn, HarryNew York 1940–55
Katz, LeoNew York 1940–55
Killstrom, KennethNew York 1940–55
Kleege, JamesNew York 1940–55
Lambe, AdrianoParis 1950–88
Lodge, JeanParis 1950–88
Matsutani, TakesadaParis 1950–88
Miyashiro, NorizakuParis 1950–88
Monson, James PaulParis 1950–88
Moti, KaikoParis 1950–88
Parker, Karen (Chambers)Paris 1950–88
Poenaru, Milen (Rigmor)Paris 1950–88
Reddy, KrishnaParis 1950–88
Ruff, DavidNew York 1940–55
Saunier, HectorParis 1950–88
Schrag, KarlNew York 1940–55
Tellez, EugenioParis 1950–88
Valladares Falen, JuanParis 1950–88
Wilson-Adams, PatriciaParis 1950–88
Wirz, DadiParis 1950–88
Yamamoto, HirokoParis 1950–88
Zañartu, EnriqueNew York 1940–55; Paris 1950–88