September 1, 2022
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
Emily tells us in her teaching philosophy that, "My own experience as an undergraduate studying art history shaped my goals for teaching. Art history transformed my awareness of racism, sexism, and colonialism, revealing how these injustices remain embedded in our visual culture and the ways that artists and makers have critiqued social issues. Teaching is a way to pass this transformative experience on to my students and to equip them to not only become visually literate, but to employ their visual literacy toward ethical commitments to inclusivity and justice." Her syllabi consistently reflect these goals, with inventive and technologically innovative assignments.
Emily has completed temple's Certificate in Teaching in Higher Education.
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August 13, 2022
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
PhD Candidate Tyler Rockey will deliver a paper entitled ‘“Ancient’ Marble as Natural Resource: The Materiality and Reuse of Sculpture Fragments in Early Modern Rome” at the University of North Carolina’s 8th Annual Art Student Graduate Organization Symposium “Matters of Art: Materiality, Functionality, and the Agency of Art Objects.” The paper, part of the panel “Materials in Decline: Displacing, Degrading, Decaying,” presents the view of ancient marble sculptural fragments used in renaissance restorations of antique statues as natural resources with unique and differing connotations, systems of extraction and movement, agency, and material qualities than other stone resources.
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August 10, 2022
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
The article, "A Wise Enemy: The Seventeenth-Century Ottoman Portrayal of the Polish Commander Stanislaw Zolkiewski" can be found in IKON: Journal of Iconographic Studies 15 2022. If you would like to read this article before it is available online, please contact Oslem.
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August 8, 2022
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
The Tyson Scholars of American Art Program encourages and supports interdisciplinary scholarship that seeks to expand boundaries and traditional categories of investigation into American art and visual and material culture from the colonial period to the present. Ali's fellowship begins in September of 2022 as she continues her research and writing for her dissertation.
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July 11, 2022
Author: Emily Herbein
Associate Professor of Instruction Bryan Satalino (MFA ‘13) approaches Graphic and Interactive Design from an innovative, entrepreneurial lens. He joined Tyler’s faculty in 2013 specifically to foster students’ understanding of the relationship between graphic design and business, and successfully founded The Hatchery, Tyler’s project incubator. He teaches students how to model their art as a business and provides them with tools to interact with real-world clients in bold and inventive ways.
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June 7, 2022
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
Michael J. Ernst (Ph.D. student) was awarded a Graduate Research Fellowship from the American Research Institute of the South Caucasus (ARISC), which is a member of the Council of American Overseas Research Centers (CAORC). Michael plans to use this fellowship to help pay for expenses related to research in Azerbaijan focused on gas station prayer-houses built for Azerbaijan’s Shi’a Muslim population.
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April 27, 2022
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
We're so proud that a large number of graduate students have been awarded summer grants for their research projects - and we want to hear all about your research when we get back together in August!Temple Grad Summer Grant: Nicole Marcel (PhD student), who will be working with her primary advisor, Dr. Rachel Grace NewmanRyan Mitchell (PhD student), who will be working with his advisor, Dr. Ashley WestEmily Schollenberger (PhD student), who will be working with her advisor, Dr. Erin PauwelsAnd the recipients of the Marcia Hall Research Awards:Flavia Barberini (PhD candidate) to attend a workshop on International Thematic Summer School: Art Markets (Antwerp/Brussels)Preston Gould (MA anticipated) to conduct research in Florence, IT for his qualifying paper
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April 27, 2022
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
This will be Michael's third trip to the area, and he is looking forward to the country being re-opened, especially the site where he will be doing his research: Nagorno-Karabakh. Michael will be traveling using Temple University's First Summers Research Initiative (FSRI) Grant.
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