“Indigenous Irregularities: Anna Tsouhlarakis,” is the second annual exhibition presenting works created by the Edgar Heap of Birds Family Artist-in-Residence at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture. Opening Aug. 25 at Temple Contemporary, the show features text collages and newly created […]

“DREAM DIFFERENT: A Wonder Rebellion,” is a group exhibition that considers how play, imagination and wonder can offer meaningful alternatives to the distractions and pressures of contemporary digital life. Bringing together artists, architects, educators and designers working across a range of […]

Associate Professor and Program Head of Architecture, Facilities Management and Historic Preservation at Temple University, Fauzia Sadiq Garcia, presented her booklet "Creative Grounds: Visions of Los Angeles Beyond Oil" to city officials in Los Angeles.  Over the past few years, she researched the […]

Paper, Strings, and Things A Community Space to Make and Meet Pause. Create. Connect. Join the Tyler Art Therapy Program for an Art Hive–an open, welcoming creative space where members of the Tyler community can gather to make art, meet others, and take a restorative break from the demands of the […]

Applying for college may seem daunting, but Tyler Admissions is here to help demystify the process!  Join one of Tyler School of Art and Architecture's Admissions Counselors, Angela, as she goes through the application process for Tyler's academic programs and highlights best portfolio submission […]

Please join us as we celebrate the life, memory and lasting legacy of Brigitte Knowles, one of the founding faculty members of Temple’s Architecture program.  Brigitte was a visionary educator, architect and passionate advocate for design excellence whose contributions helped establish the […]

Registration is now open for the 2026 Temple Ambler Campout! Join us under the stars for an overnight tent camping experience from 2 p.m., Saturday, September 26, through 9 a.m. Sunday, September 27. Become a citizen scientist and take part in the Temple Ambler Field Station and Ambler Arboretum of […]

What would a postcarbon future look like? What would it take to build and maintain a more just, regenerative world? How would it feel to live—and to thrive—in that world? Author Billy Fleming discusses his new book, Building Postcarbon Futures: Land, Justice, and Energy Transitions, with fellow […]

Bench Ansfield, historian of racial capitalism and urbanism, will present work from their award-winning book Born in Flames.

We know that applying to Graduate School can be stressful. In an effort to make this process clear and as easy as possible, join Assistant Director, Emily Dugan, as she goes over how to apply to Graduate programs here at Tyler School of Art and Architecture. She will cover the basic requirements, […]