Natalia Ángeles Vieyra is bringing her talent for curating Latinx art, cultivated by collaborations at Temple's Tyler School of Art and Architecture, to a new role at the National Gallery in Washington, D.C.Photo by Isabel Vieyra courtesy of National Gallery of Art Temple alum Natalia Ángeles Vieyra takes on key role curating Latinx art at National Gallery Sep. 17, 2024At a time when Latinx communities are shaping the cultural and social fabric of the United States, […] Tyler Ceramics: Fired Up for the Temple Ambler Campout By Jim Duffy Sep. 15, 2024At the Temple Ambler Campout, students from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture Ceramics […] Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Celebrating 100 Years of the Elmwood Park Zoo with a Growl and a Hoot By Jim Duffy Jul. 31, 2024When is an owl not an owl? When it’s a jaguar A new Owl is on the prowl at Temple University […] Courtesy of the Special Collections Research Center, Charles Library Altered Books: A Practice in Art Therapy By Wanda Motley Odom Jun. 19, 2024Art Therapy major Valerie Ramos’s book In Bloom is an explosion of mixed media, tissue paper, […] A Rare Corpse Flower Blooms at Temple Ambler By James Duffy May 29, 2024It was the Return of the Living Corpse Flower in 3D! That’s right, it happened again! Ben Snyder, […] Grace Lenart: Helping Heal the Arboretum and Others Through Horticulture By James Duffy May 7, 2024Imagine you are a sophomore majoring in Horticulture from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture […] Zachary Quintois: Finding his Future in the Greenhouse By James Duffy May 7, 2024If you are looking for Horticulture major Zachary Quintois at Temple Ambler you need look no […] Chandler Kennedie McLaurin: Hands-on with Landscape Architecture By James Duffy May 6, 2024For graduating senior Chandler Kennedie McLaurin, Landscape Architecture was love at first plant. […] Frankie Napoli: Following a Lifelong Passion for Plants By James Duffy May 2, 2024For Tyler School of Art and Architecture Horticulture major Frankie Napoli, gardening is a time […] Landscape Architecture and Horticulture Programs Win Top Honors at the 2024 Philadelphia Flower Show By James Duffy Mar. 4, 2024Months of hard work, dedication and teamwork by students, faculty and staff in the Tyler School of […] Temple University explores Philadelphia’s maritime legacy at the 2024 Philadelphia Flower Show By James Duffy Feb. 13, 2024The history of the Pennsport neighborhood of Philadelphia has been connected to the Delaware River […] Spring Comes Early in the Greenhouse as Students and Faculty Get Ready for the Philadelphia Flower Show By James Duffy Feb. 13, 2024For Frankie Napoli, the Philadelphia Flower Show succeeds on every level in promoting the […] Laurie Wagman in her home with the glass piece Blue Spray, by Harvey Littleton. A Donor Who Believes in the Power of Internships By Wanda Motley Odom Nov. 10, 2023 Tyler Board of Visitors member Laurie Wagman believes in the power of connections that come from […] This summer, 28 Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture graduate students gained hands-on experience designing and constructing five new sculptures for wildlife at Temple Ambler.Photo by James F. Duffy Tyler Summer Design-Build Institute: Sculpture On the Wild(life) Side Jul. 12, 2023In the summer of 2022, students from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture introduced "The […] Five sculptures created by Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture students — Flutter, The Spider Viewer, Foxational, The Spring Peeper, and Woven — are now permanent installations in the Ambler Arboretum, the Temple Ambler Field Station and around campus.Photo by James F. Duffy Tyler Summer Design-Build Institute: A Place for Foxes, Frogs, Butterflies and Spiders By James Duffy Jun. 29, 2023This summer, 28 Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture graduate students, […] Load More
Natalia Ángeles Vieyra is bringing her talent for curating Latinx art, cultivated by collaborations at Temple's Tyler School of Art and Architecture, to a new role at the National Gallery in Washington, D.C.Photo by Isabel Vieyra courtesy of National Gallery of Art Temple alum Natalia Ángeles Vieyra takes on key role curating Latinx art at National Gallery Sep. 17, 2024At a time when Latinx communities are shaping the cultural and social fabric of the United States, […] Tyler Ceramics: Fired Up for the Temple Ambler Campout By Jim Duffy Sep. 15, 2024At the Temple Ambler Campout, students from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture Ceramics […] Photo by Joseph V. Labolito Celebrating 100 Years of the Elmwood Park Zoo with a Growl and a Hoot By Jim Duffy Jul. 31, 2024When is an owl not an owl? When it’s a jaguar A new Owl is on the prowl at Temple University […] Courtesy of the Special Collections Research Center, Charles Library Altered Books: A Practice in Art Therapy By Wanda Motley Odom Jun. 19, 2024Art Therapy major Valerie Ramos’s book In Bloom is an explosion of mixed media, tissue paper, […] A Rare Corpse Flower Blooms at Temple Ambler By James Duffy May 29, 2024It was the Return of the Living Corpse Flower in 3D! That’s right, it happened again! Ben Snyder, […] Grace Lenart: Helping Heal the Arboretum and Others Through Horticulture By James Duffy May 7, 2024Imagine you are a sophomore majoring in Horticulture from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture […] Zachary Quintois: Finding his Future in the Greenhouse By James Duffy May 7, 2024If you are looking for Horticulture major Zachary Quintois at Temple Ambler you need look no […] Chandler Kennedie McLaurin: Hands-on with Landscape Architecture By James Duffy May 6, 2024For graduating senior Chandler Kennedie McLaurin, Landscape Architecture was love at first plant. […] Frankie Napoli: Following a Lifelong Passion for Plants By James Duffy May 2, 2024For Tyler School of Art and Architecture Horticulture major Frankie Napoli, gardening is a time […] Landscape Architecture and Horticulture Programs Win Top Honors at the 2024 Philadelphia Flower Show By James Duffy Mar. 4, 2024Months of hard work, dedication and teamwork by students, faculty and staff in the Tyler School of […] Temple University explores Philadelphia’s maritime legacy at the 2024 Philadelphia Flower Show By James Duffy Feb. 13, 2024The history of the Pennsport neighborhood of Philadelphia has been connected to the Delaware River […] Spring Comes Early in the Greenhouse as Students and Faculty Get Ready for the Philadelphia Flower Show By James Duffy Feb. 13, 2024For Frankie Napoli, the Philadelphia Flower Show succeeds on every level in promoting the […] Laurie Wagman in her home with the glass piece Blue Spray, by Harvey Littleton. A Donor Who Believes in the Power of Internships By Wanda Motley Odom Nov. 10, 2023 Tyler Board of Visitors member Laurie Wagman believes in the power of connections that come from […] This summer, 28 Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture graduate students gained hands-on experience designing and constructing five new sculptures for wildlife at Temple Ambler.Photo by James F. Duffy Tyler Summer Design-Build Institute: Sculpture On the Wild(life) Side Jul. 12, 2023In the summer of 2022, students from the Tyler School of Art and Architecture introduced "The […] Five sculptures created by Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture students — Flutter, The Spider Viewer, Foxational, The Spring Peeper, and Woven — are now permanent installations in the Ambler Arboretum, the Temple Ambler Field Station and around campus.Photo by James F. Duffy Tyler Summer Design-Build Institute: A Place for Foxes, Frogs, Butterflies and Spiders By James Duffy Jun. 29, 2023This summer, 28 Tyler School of Art and Architecture Master of Architecture graduate students, […]
