March 7, 2018
Author: econover
Angela McQuillan, a Philadelphia-based artist and curator, is profiled in the New York Times as part of the Business section's Vocations series. Currently the curator at the Esther Klein Gallery in Philadelphia, McQuillan studied painting at Tyler and graduated in 2010. Her work explores the intersection of science and the visual arts. Read more here.
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March 5, 2018
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
Thursday March 8 at TUJ: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tuj-artfeminism-2018-tickets-42863797773
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March 1, 2018
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
Prof. Gerald Silk was interviewed by Philly Voice avout the legacy of Robert Indiana and his "LOVE" statue. Find the interview at:
http://www.phillyvoice.com/what-are-the-origins-of-the-love-design/
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February 28, 2018
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
Julie McGinnis Flanagan will be using the grant to travel to Venice for research on her dissertation.
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February 13, 2018
Author: Jane DeRose Evans
"Phenominal Collecting: The Center for the History of COllecting at the Frick Collection" by Clayton Press Forbes Magazine Jan 10, 2018
The Center’s Fellows’ Forums are open to the public and are yet another source of education about art collections. Most recently, in November 2017, Julie McGinnis Flanagan, a Temple University PhD candidate, gave a talk about New York’s Grand Central Art Galleries. Unbeknownst to most people, these galleries were a 14,000-square-foot exhibition space for the nonprofit Painters and Sculptors Gallery Association, which occupied the sixth floor of Grand Central Station from 1923 to 1952. Even more curiously, The Galleries transported art around America by train and placed it on steamships, predating the moveable feast offered by today's art fairs.
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February 13, 2018
Author: econover
Jennifer Packer: Tenderheaded will be on view in the Gerald S. and Sandra Fineberg Gallery at the Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University from March 2 through July 8 2018. Opening reception is March 1, 7-9 pm.
Based in observation, improvisation, and memory, this selection of recent work by Jennifer Packer (b. 1984) presents paintings of funerary bouquets and intimate portraits.
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February 11, 2018
Author: Hillel Hoffmann
If you watched the broadcast of the Philadelphia Eagles’ big Super Bowl win over the New England Patriots last Sunday (or the episode of NBC’s “This Is Us” that immediately followed the game), you may have seen an ad for Temple University—and you may have noticed some familiar faces in the Tyler School of Art family.
The one-minute advertisement, which aired soon after the game’s final whistle in the Philadelphia region, is part of a Temple campaign targeting prospective students. The spot showcases the many joys of living and learning in Philadelphia, including the city’s vibrant art scene, as exemplified by three lightning-quick scenes of glass-blowing and sculpting by members of the Tyler Glass community in the studio at East Falls Glassworks.
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February 5, 2018
Author: Kelly Holohan
Graphis New Talent 2018 recognized Tyler students with 15 awards in the 2018 annual competition. Krissy Beck (MFA 2017) took a platinum award for her graduate thesis preject, Sustain: Reflections from a tired grad student. Congratulations to Krissy and all the GAID winners! You can see the winning selections on their site here and also in the new book annual.
Platinum Award / Krissy Beck / Short Film / Professor: Kelly Holohan
Gold Award / Krissy Beck / Educational Animation / Professor: Abby Guido
Gold Award / Brandon Wherley / Packaging / Professor: Abby Guido
Silver Award / Krissy Beck / Games / Professor: Joe Scorsone
Silver Award / Jacqueline Jenson / Illustration / Professor: Melissa McFeeters
Silver Award / Julie Lam / Catalogs / Professor: Abby Guido
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February 1, 2018
Author: Michael Smaczylo
If you're interested in following the journey of our Spring 2018 Art Education students, head over to Tumblr to follow their class blog! The site will feature updates from class, personal reflections, and details on the process of going from artist to artist-educator, led by their professor, Dr. Renee Jackson.
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January 25, 2018
Author: Hillel Hoffmann
January keeps getting better for Pepón Osorio, Laura Carnell Professor of Community Art at the Tyler School of Art. The College Art Association (CAA) announced today that Pepón had been named the 2018 Distinguished Artist Award for Lifetime Achievement—only nine days after learning he had won a United States Artists fellowship.
Pepón is the first artist of Puerto Rican descent to win the award. In a press release, CAA cited his "meticulous installations incorporating the memories, experiences and cultural and religious iconography of Latino communities and family dynamics."
He joins a select 31-member club. Previous winners of the award include Hans Haacke, David Hammons, Jacob Lawrence, Yvonne Rainer and Nancy Spero.
The award will be presented on Feb. 21, the first day of the CAA Annual Conference in Los Angeles.
For more details, read our full-length story.
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