Explore the wonderful collection of rare books, manuscripts, zines, and artists’ books from Temple’s Special Collections Research Center. Each week, via Zoom, members from Tyler’s Art History department and guest scholars open a different artifact from the collection, flip through its pages, and […]

Multiple and One: Writing Queer Global Art Histories

Building on the success of Pyramid Club 1937–2035, this response installation—organized collaboratively by Tyler Academic Enrichment and Temple Contemporary—brings together student and faculty work inspired by the exhibition. Spanning six disciplines, the project showcases a wide range of creative […]

A presentation by designer and strategist Andy Altman.

Explore the wonderful collection of rare books, manuscripts, zines, and artists’ books from Temple’s Special Collections Research Center. Each week, via Zoom, members from Tyler’s Art History department and guest scholars open a different artifact from the collection, flip through its pages, and […]

This lecture explores aspects of the history and art of Eastern Europe, which developed at the intersection of competing traditions and worldviews for much of the Middle Ages. Byzantium played a key role in shaping local artistic developments in regions of the Balkan Peninsula, the Carpathian […]

Sara Zewde will explore bell hooks' notion of the "aesthetics of being" as a creative departure for contemporary landscape design practice. Zewde will share recent design work of Studio Zewde across a range of geographies in view of hooks’ framework. Sara Zewde is founding principal of […]

Diagnosing Medicine: Health Justice in Contemporary Artists’ Institutional Critique 

Explore the wonderful collection of rare books, manuscripts, zines, and artists’ books from Temple’s Special Collections Research Center. Each week, via Zoom, members from Tyler’s Art History department and guest scholars open a different artifact from the collection, flip through its pages, and […]

Lecture by architect and artist Catie Newell.

Experience seven weeks of MFA exhibitions packed with innovative ideas, fearless experimentation and advanced creative inquiry. All work is displayed in the Temple Contemporary space at Tyler School of Art and Architecture. Exhibitions will be 11am-6pm, Wednesday-Saturday. Opening receptions will […]

Explore the wonderful collection of rare books, manuscripts, zines, and artists’ books from Temple’s Special Collections Research Center. Each week, via Zoom, members from Tyler’s Art History department and guest scholars open a different artifact from the collection, flip through its pages, and […]

Panel featuring guests who have built successful creative careers along unique, nontraditional paths.

A panel discussion with Connect the Dots on future visions for the Chinatown Stitch.  

A Curious Paradox: Art, Refuge and the Politics of Historical Recovery in Contemporary Britain