Tyler's Rob Kuper Talks About the Benefits of the Virtual Classroom

Rob Kuper, associate professor of landscape architecture, is featured in the June 2020 (Vol. 110, No. 6) issue of Landscape Architecture Magazine where he responds to the benefits of virtual classrooms, how it can reduce the carbon footprint of the entire class, provide more immediate critical feedback and more: Read More

Art Education and Community Arts Practices Good News!

OUR GOOD NEWS! As the Spring 2020 semester reaches an end, Tyler AECAP perseveres triumphantly. There have been many obstacles thrown our way, but through it all we still have taken time to proudly and joyfully reflect on our graduating seniors’ and MEds’ achievements. Receiving honors and awards, obtaining certifications, starting new jobs, submitting theses and getting accepted to graduate school are just some of these achievements.    Read More

Ambler Campus Celebrates the Class of 2020

Temple University Ambler’s graduates are an exemplary group of diverse students who will soon begin the next chapter in their lives in a wide variety of fields, from landscape architecture and horticulture to psychology and kinesiology. Every journey has an ending but with every ending comes a new beginning. Their next journey starts in an unprecedented time for our country and the world. They are ready to face the challenges that are ahead and they are ready to do what they can to make the world a better place. To honor our graduating class, Temple University Ambler is profiling just a few of the shining examples of the dedicated, determined, exceptional Class of 2020.   Check out all of the student profiles over at Temple's Ambler Campus website. Read More

Noah Randolph (MA 2020) speaks at CAA conference

Noah Randolph presented his paper, "Unseen Realities: David Hammons and the TWU" at the College Art Association Conference in February 2020. Read More

ASLA Honors Tyler's Tai for Contributions to Landscape Architecture

In 2003, Lolly Tai, PhD, RLA, FASLA and professor of landscape architecture at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University was named a First Asian American Pacific Islander female ASLA Fellow by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), the professional association for landscape architects in the United States, to honor her vital contributions to the field. Read More

Ali Printz (PhD candidate, Art History) receives a 2020-2021 William H. Truettner Dissertation Fellowship at the Smithsonian American Art Museum

Meet Tyler’s Virtual Celebration Speaker: Jordan Bertok (BA ‘20)

Jordan Bertok, a member of the Tyler School of Art and Architecture’s Class of 2020 and soon-to-be recipient of a BA in Art Therapy and Minor in Art History, will address her class as Tyler’s student speaker as part of Temple University’s virtual celebration.  You can watch Bertok’s speech here. Bertok “met up” with a recent Tyler graduate, Princeton Cangé (BFA ‘19, Sculpture), on Zoom for a Q&A, which you can read below:   Princeton Cangé: Why did you come to Tyler? Was it your first choice? Read More

Tyler Almuna Jennifer Packer Receives Greenfield Prize

Tyler School of Art and Architecture alumna Jennifer Packer (BFA ‘07) has been selected as the  2020 Greenfield Prize recipient from a competitive pool of well-established artists. The prestigious prize consists of a $30,000 commission and a residency at the Hermitage Artist Retreat. Packer joins a distinguished group of artists to receive this prize, including another Tyler alum, Trenton Doyle Hancock (MFA ‘00). Read More

Lisa Kay’s New Book: “Therapeutic Approaches in Art Education”

Lisa Kay’s latest book offers readers therapeutic art strategies to support and enhance the art teaching practice as well as gain a better understanding of therapeutic art and how to support students in thoughtful, holistic ways.     Read More

Tyler Alumna, Christa DiMarco, wins Art History Award

Tyler School of Art and Architecture Art History alumna Christa DiMarco (MA ‘07, PhD, ‘15) has been awarded the Nineteenth Century Studies Association (NCSA) President's Award, which honors members who have contributed in extraordinary ways to both the Nineteenth Century Studies Association and to scholarship in interdisciplinary 19th-century studies. “[DiMarco] is a versatile scholar and writer,” remarked Susan E. Cook, president of the NCSA. “...[She] is also a tireless advocate for the profession and professional organizations like NCSA, as well as a tireless educator.” Read More