Tyler School of Art and Architecture

Writer and curator Tim Griffin has been named the inaugural critic-in-residence by the Tyler School of Art and Architecture. The critic-in-residence is part of a constellation of artist-centered programs offered through the Tyler Center for Art and Creative Exchange, housed at the Pennsylvania […]

“It's surreal even now. I have a picture of the credits printed out at my desk,” said Naomi Urey about her experience working on "Toy Story 5” while interning at Pixar. “Working on the movie was awesome. Everyone at Pixar is so kind and nice.”  Naomi Urey (BFA ’24) is a […]

A new interdisciplinary installation, Living Circuits: A System of Exchange, showcases a dynamic collaboration between the Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Boyer College of Music and Dance and the Office of Sustainability.  Now through September […]

Temple University’s Tyler School of Art and Architecture has appointed Rachel Mijares Fick as the inaugural program director for its Center for Art and Creative Exchange, a constellation of artist-centered programs housed at the Samuel M. V. Hamilton Building at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine […]

On a Wednesday morning, Jeff Richards, Associate Professor of Architecture at Tyler School of Art and Architecture, raced against the rising sun. With the help of two students, he carefully placed cardboard stencils across the green expanse of the campus courtyard. One by one, the […]

As the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, one exhibition places the next generation at the center of the story of art in America: A Future of Artists.   A Future of Artists at the Philadelphia Museum of […]

“The Sabrina project was the first time that I was able to direct a live-action video,” said Dessie Jackson about working with Sabrina Carpenter on her Coachella teaser video. “The end result was only 17 seconds long, but I was very ambitious. I made 11 sets for about 14 seconds […]

For Daria Newpher, her opportunities in the green industry after graduation could take her as close as her hometown to as far away as Austria. The possibilities are as plentiful and diverse as the plants she has studied and cared for in her time at Temple. “I’ve always loved plants and have wanted […]

It’s 2004. Rome. The streets are bustling with the sounds of commerce, bikes, and high-heeled shoes clicking against cobblestone. Cars glide down narrow roadways as pigeons flutter across ancient statues. Nearby lies Temple Rome and […]

Evan Snyderman (MFA ’94) never expected to run a gallery, despite an upbringing inside his parents’ Philadelphia-based gallery, Snyderman-Works. There, in a space that for more than 50 years played a significant role in the American craft movement, he moved […]

A Temple graduate student is exploring how therapeutic beekeeping may help older adults build confidence, connection and emotional wellness.

The corpse flower growing inside the Temple Ambler Greenhouse and Research Complex bloomed for the first time since 2021, giving off a powerful stench and attracting hundreds of visitors.

Lindsay Slusser, a nontraditional student majoring in landscape architecture, is one of 65 students nationwide and the first Temple student in nine years to be awarded the Udall Scholarship.

For Landscape Architecture senior Justin Border, building office buildings and corporate complexes is not in his future. He is focused squarely on connecting people and places with the natural world. “I’d like to go into residential landscape architecture, designing smaller spaces that people can […]

“I understood firsthand the power of how one program, one class, or one instructor can completely shift the possibilities and trajectory of a young person’s life. I am deeply proud not only of the students who graduated from the program, but also those who went on to graduate from college […]