Tyler School of Art and Architecture

Image of Karyn Olivier.
Artist Karyn Olivier finds that patiently doing the work pays off
Type: News Story
Faculty member Karyn Olivier was selected to participate in the highly acclaimed 2024 Whitney Biennial.
September 18, 2024
Natalia Ángeles Vieyra standing in front of a mural and building
Temple alum Natalia Ángeles Vieyra takes on key role curating Latinx art at National Gallery
Type: News Story
Temple University graduate Natalia Ángeles Vieyra’s appointment at the National Gallery of Art marks a significant step forward in the representation of Latinx artists.
September 17, 2024
Image of Jeffrey Nesbit holding Ground Control.
Houston, we have a blueprint! Tyler professor’s book explores early NASA infrastructure
Type: News Story
Jeffrey Nesbit’s new book answers questions about the architecture, infrastructure and aesthetic decisions that shaped NASA’s early space complexes.
September 5, 2024
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Tyler alumni carve the path from art school to a STEM career
Type: News Story
Graduates from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture are finding careers that combine art with science, technology, engineering or medicine.
August 9, 2024
The exterior of Tyler School of Art
UArts students find new home at Temple
Type: News Story
Temple continues to do all it can to make the transition as easy as possible for UArts students.
August 8, 2024
Image of MJCC program head Doug Bucci working with a student.
Two Tyler programs are bringing the artist’s eye to STEM fields
Type: News Story
Graduates from Temple University’s design and illustration and metals/jewelry/CAD-CAM programs are bringing their artistic backgrounds to STEM careers.
August 6, 2024
Architecture students and faculty working on designs for the Southeast Asian Market
Temple architecture students develop designs for Southeast Asian Market in FDR Park
Type: News Story
The design prototypes will inspirate vendor stalls built at the market.
July 25, 2024
Image of the Temple research team in a bioinfiltration basin along I-95.
Temple faculty hope to save PennDOT’s plants from deadly road salt
Type: News Story
The research is aimed at optimizing plant health and improving stormwater management.
June 18, 2024
Skyline of Philadelphia.
Temple works to assist University of the Arts community
Type: News Story
Temple is working to ensure that all UArts students have a path to continue their studies.
June 6, 2024
Image of Gemma Hollister creating a glass hamster tube on the set of Blown Away.
Glassblowing alum scorches the competition on Netflix’s ‘Blown Away’
Type: News Story
Gemma Hollister impressed the judges on Netflix’s Blown Away using skills and techniques she learned at Tyler School of Art and Architecture.
May 1, 2024
Image of Sera Park holding a sign reading #TempleMade for art conservation.
Tyler senior is ready for a career in art conservation
Type: News Story
After graduation, Temple senior Sera Park will head off to an art conservation internship at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
April 24, 2024
Ollie Goss in the makerspace
Temple University Libraries launches new Makerspace Residency program
Type: News Story
This new initiative supports the development of research and creative projects.
February 16, 2024
Creative Scholars student stands next to artwork
Tyler’s Creative Scholars Program accelerates art education for talented Philadelphia high school students
Type: News Story
The young artists’ Restorative Wounds art exhibit is on view at Philadelphia’s City Hall though July 15.
June 1, 2023
A spectator looks at Temple's exhibit in the Flower Show
Temple University plugs into “The Power of Nature” for the Philadelphia Flower Show
Type: News Story
The Philadelphia Flower Show will feature an exhibit by Temple University landscape architecture and horticulture students.
March 3, 2023
Weathering the storm
Type: News Story
Temple Ambler shows resilience as it prepares to remember the one-year anniversary of when a tornado hit the campus.
August 31, 2022
President Wingard in a glassmaking course.
Shattering expectations: Leading a glass program through a pandemic
Type: News Story
Temple University President Dr. Jason Wingard discusses how the Tyler School of Art and Architecture glass program adapted once COVID-19 hit.
March 24, 2022
Image of professor of sculpture at Tyler School of Art Karyn Olivier.
Karyn Olivier reveals Black history through her art
Type: News Story
The Temple University professor reflects on a career of examining and celebrating Black history through her work.
March 17, 2022
yler A. Ray stands in front of one of 14 murals inside the Church of the Advocate.
Temple senior works to preserve a neighborhood staple
Type: News Story
Tyler A. Ray, Class of 2022, works to raise awareness about North Philly’s Church of the Advocate.
February 23, 2022
Image of Taylor Sanders standing in front of various paintings.
Alumna launches her own beauty brand after founding student organization
Type: News Story
Temple inspired Taylor Sanders to found the student organization Women of Color Creatives and launch a business.
February 17, 2022
Temple University professor Linda Earle
Striving for diversity, equity and inclusion in the arts
Type: News Story
Linda Earle, professor of practice in fine arts management, explains how institutions and artists are pushing for cultural equity.
February 14, 2022
mage of Assistant Professor at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture Emily Neumeier.
Tyler School of Art and Architecture launches new podcast network, STELLA RADIO
Type: News Story
The inaugural podcast is “Monument Biography.”
January 17, 2022
Temple alumnus Mat Tomezsko at work on the "Revolutionary Philadelphia" mural.
A new mural gives high school students the opportunity to show what fighting inequality means to them
Type: News Story
Reducing inequality through art
November 12, 2021
Flavia Astete pictured.
International scholarship recipients find themselves at home at Temple
Type: News Story
Temple international students thrive, thanks to scholarships.
October 26, 2021
Tornado damage at Ambler Campus.
The road to recovery begins
Type: News Story
Ambler Campus shows resilience in response to tornado.
September 22, 2021
Gabriel Kaprielian wearing a black button down shirt and black pants
Envisioning resilient cities
Type: News Story
Tyler professor and Fulbright scholar uses digital platforms to imagine how cities can respond to climate change.
September 1, 2021

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