Temple Contemporary is Tyler's visionary center for exhibitions and public programs.
Gallery Hours:
Wednesday-Thursday 12 pm-8 pm
Friday-Saturday 11 am-6 pm
Exhibition:
MFA Thesis Exhibitions
The Tyler School of Art and Architecture's annual MFA Thesis Exhibitions represent the culmination of two years of intensive artistic and critical development for the school’s Master of Fine Arts candidates. Students showcase their work in groups at Temple Contemporary, the school's center for exhibitions and public programs. Details regarding upcoming shows are announced on Tyler's Events Calendar.
View past MFA Thesis Exhibitions on STELLA, Tyler's virtual satellite gallery.
Spring 2023 Schedule
March 15 – 18: Elicia Epstein, Benjamin Fedosky, Kedrick McKenzie, Ethan Storms
March 22 – 25: Emily Friesen, Halo Lahnert, Sofia Macht, Sean M. Starowitz
March 29 – April 1: Olivia Fredericks, Ally Kotarsky, Amira Pualwan
April 5 – 8: Christen Baker, Zoraye Cyrus, Brynn Hurlstone
April 12 – 15: Miriam Angeles Arrey, Soso Capaldi, Jiseon Min, Rita Scheer
April 19 – 22: Sasha Budayv (Я), Maddy Fratarcangelo, Jordan Hill, Bethany Riley
April 26 – 29: Patricia Kalidonis, Jason McDonald, Paolo Mentasti, Guannan Wang (Corina)
May 3 – 6: Evan Bailey, Chad Xuyuan Hu, Julia Malak, Cayarah Pyle, Meryl Skoog, Yongxin Wen
Location: Temple Contemporary, 2001 N. 13th St. Philadelphia, PA 19122
Opening Receptions: Fridays, 6 - 8pm. March 17 - May 5, 2023
Gallery Hours: Wednesday and Thursday, 12–8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m.–6 p.m.
Call for entry: MESSAGE RECEIVED
Application Deadline: April 10, 2023
Opening: May 11, 2023
Temple Contemporary invites all Temple students and staff working across artistic disciplines/mediums to submit works for consideration to be included in MESSAGE RECEIVED, an exhibition that explores how the written word informs artistic practice. Culminating in a group show, this exhibition aims to reflect how the written and visual are intertwined in the transmission of ideas.
Artwork submitted should be responding to the broad range of literature, be it poetry, manifesto, graphic novels, etc. in a way that informs their studio practice.
For more details and to submit your work, click here.
This exhibition is curated by William Toney, current Graduate Assistant at Temple Contemporary.
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