Tyler is one of the nation's top-ranked art schools (U.S. News)
No. 15 overall
No. 2 in glass
No. 7 in printmaking
No. 10 in painting
All applicants to Tyler degree programs must fill out the Temple University online application.
Creatively reimagining the social function of art through questions of local relevance and international significance.
For more than 25 years, Tyler School of Art has offered non-credit studio workshops designed to meet the needs of beginning, intermediate, and advanced level high school and adult learners. You will find a wide spectrum of hands-on studio workshops.
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Earlier this month, the Tyler School of Art and Temple University families lost a cherished friend and colleague, John Christopher Knowle
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Despite what you may have heard, an art degree can be one of the most useful college degrees you can get today.
Professor Byron Wolfe's most recent book Phantom Skies and Shifting Ground: Landscape, Culture, and Rephotography of Eadweard Muybridge's
By popular demand, the Therapy Dogs & Bunnies will be back and joining the regular Cookie Jar & Java event so you can hug a dog A
Tyler Advisor Marissa Georgiou will be leading a relaxing guided meditation to help release the stress of your final weeks of class. Yog
Earlier this month, the Tyler School of Art and Temple University families lost a cherished friend and colleague, John Christopher Knowle
Tyler has been challenging creators and designers, artists, art historians, art educators, and architects, to explore and create in a dynamic environment for more than 75 years.
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The Tyler Annual Fund is a critical piece of fundraising that helps our students succeed.
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Michael Latini, TYL ’01, co-founded the Montgomery County production company that built the podium Melissa McCarthy used in her portray
Art exists as both a product of passion and fuel for it. There are many worthwhile causes that require assistance to garner both interest
Earlier this month, the Tyler School of Art and Temple University families lost a cherished friend and colleague, John Christopher Knowle
