📢 Do you know an outstanding young Tyler alum who deserves recognition? 📢
Applications for @templeuniv’s 30 Under 30 awards program are open through Sunday, July 14! (And yes, that amazing alum can be YOU— self-nominations are allowed!)
The 30 Under 30 awards highlight outstanding Owls who are changemakers, trendsetters, problem solvers, and innovators, who truly exemplify what it means to be Temple Made.
2025 Eligibility:
- Graduate of Temple University
- 30 years old or younger on June 30, 2025
- Must be making a vital contribution in their field, career, or community
- Must be willing to be included, with a photo, in alumni and university publications
🏆 Learn more and submit a nomination at the link in our bio.
Applications for first-year undergraduates are due February 1st!
First-year undergraduates at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture join a close-knit community of thinkers, makers and boundary-pushers, supported by Temple—a leading public research university and one of the best values in higher education.
Learn more: https://tyler.temple.edu/undergraduate-admissions
Applications for our MFA Programs are due Jan 6!
Ceramics, Fibers & Material Studies, Glass, Graphic & Interactive Design, Metals/Jewelry/CAD-CAM, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture
More info: https://tyler.temple.edu/how-to-apply
The Art Foundations Program at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture spans incoming students’ first year and serves as an interdisciplinary cornerstone, teaching essential and transferable skills in 2D and 3D Design, Drawing, and Introduction to Art courses.
📽️ Tap the link in bio for the full video.
Associate Professor Simona Josan says:
"Foundations is very much about understanding, a process, a way of creating, a way of being able to focus on becoming whatever it is that you're working towards, like a professional artist or an art educator...
...Drawing from observation is about slowing down, about understanding what's around you, about taking the world in a different way, in a different speed, and reacting to it.
So even if you never pick up a pencil again, the way that you go about designing a project, about understanding the steps of coming up with a concept sketch, changing your mind, doing it again, getting ideas from your classmates, seeing what you think you know, in a different way.
These are all things that are transferable, no matter what medium you work in, or what process you'll be engaged with later."
#foundations #artschool #drawing #fundamental
🚩 After a brief summer hiatus, Tyler's bi-weekly newsletter, The WHAT, is back!
In this week's issue: Welcome back to campus activities, how to design a bird-friendly habitat, art and architecture career opportunities, and current exhibitions featuring faculty, students and alumni.
Follow this link to read today's edition and subscribe to stay in-the-know about what's happening at Tyler and beyond.
https://mailchi.mp/a1a9f7e2d1a8/the-what-080821
“I feel like everything in my life is seeping together into one.”
This feeling and many other thoughts from our students about life in a global pandemic are documented in “Always On,” a digital performance piece created expressly for the Tyler Class of 2021 by feminist media artist, Angela Washko (BFA ‘09).
A recording of the performance is the third commission in Tyler’s Diploma Project, which presents its graduating students with a unique work of art made by one of our renowned alumni.
To make the work, Washko created a digital space in Habbo, a pixel-art-based multi-user virtual environment and community where she could engage with Tyler students.
The result is an hour long conversation, backed by experimental sound by Jesse Stiles, that explores the fragmentation and collapse between digital/physical, public/private, and work/not work that has occurred during this remote year, which, one student described as “always on” because “we never log off.”
@angelawashko @jts3k
#habbolove #diploma #contemporaryart #habbo #habbolife #pixelart #alwayson
Welcome back students! Here’s a list of upcoming events to get you warmed up this semester:
1/21: STELLA presents: Packagingheads Exhibition
1/27: Critical Dialogues: Heather Raquel Philips
1/27–1/30: 2020 MFA Thesis Exhibitions
2/1: Laurie Wagman Visiting Artist: Jordan Nassar
More details on Tyler's calendar:
https://tyler.temple.edu/events-list
More opportunities available in the The WHAT:
https://tyler.temple.edu/what
Tyler 2020 Class Gift
Dear Tyler 2020 Graduates,
We miss you already! Please share your current mailing address with us below so we can send you a very special delivery in December, made just for you by a fabulous Tyler alumni and fellow Tyler students.
Please complete the Google form below by ⭐️Sunday, November 22 at midnight, EST. ⭐️
https://forms.gle/JJ6cdbKUCZyqbt2Q9
Yours,
Tyler School of Art and Architecture
Questions: [email protected] 🎉
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