In art, it is defined as a locale where “work” was made.    Group of answer choicesStudioMediumTechniquesMode

The correct answer to the definition given is Studio.

In the context of art, a "studio" refers to a specific space or locale where artists create their works. This term encompasses the physical environment where artistic practice occurs, whether it be for painting, sculpture, photography, or other art forms. The other answer choices—medium, techniques, and mode—refer to different aspects of art but do not signify a specific place of creation.

• Medium refers to the materials used to create art (e.g., oil paint, clay, digital tools).
• Techniques are the methods employed by the artist to create their work (e.g., brush strokes, carving methods).
• Mode may refer to the manner or style in which art is created but, like the other terms, does not denote a specific locale.

Thus, Studio is the most suitable choice for the locale where "work" was made.