TylerPhoto

Speaker in Photo | Sasha Wortzel

 

Virtual Lecture

 

Monday | September 27, 2021 | 3:00 p.m. EST 

Zoom link: https://temple.zoom.us/j/96459575417

Artist talk with Sasha Wortzel in conjunction with the Moving Image + Sound Course taught by Alex Strada. 

Sasha Wortzel (she/they) is an artist and filmmaker working between Miami and New York City.

Blending the archival and the imaginary, Wortzel's films, installations, sculptures and performances investigate the ways the past and power haunt and inextricably shape the contemporary American Landscape. Wortzel's artist talk will center on their film This is an Address and their work on archives, historical erasure, and the use of sound within moving image.

Photo: Film still from This is an Address (2021), showing Stonewall veteran and trans activist Sylvia Rivera, who took up residency on the Hudson River piers with a group of HIV-positive New Yorkers, as cranes raze vacant buildings for a new skyline. Courtesy of the artist.

 

Photo Majors Meeting

 

photo majors meeting

 

MONDAY | SEPTEMBER 27 | 11:00am - 11:30am

 

ZOOM LINK | https://temple.zoom.us/j/96825941489

 

 

Undergraduate BFA Show Info!

    GRADUATING SENIORS!    

 

All BFA Seniors interested in having an

 

  in-person exhibition at Tyler 

 

and who are graduating either in

 

Fall 2021 or Spring 2022

 

should complete this survey by

 

 11:59pm Sunday, October 3 

(sign in with your temple.edu email)

 

The form includes fields about space preferences, timing preferences, preferences of who you would like to exhibit with, and what kind/s of work you anticipate showing

 

 

 

Photo Majors Meeting!

 

Introductions Faculty | TA’s & Grads | Undergrad Photo Majors Open Q & A    If you are a major and can’t attend, email info to rebeccam@temple.edu   If you are not a major, join us to meet Photo People!     https://temple.zoom.us/j/96825941489

 

Cheqroom Alert!

 

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDENTS @ TYLER!

                          Check your emails for an invitation from                            

 

CHEQROOM

 

 

 

 

                      You need to accept this invitation in order to                       

CHECK OUT EQUIPMENT!

                     The invite is set to expire soon!!                      

Make Art In Rome!

 

September 15, 2021 @ 5:30 - 6:30pm

 

Mark Shetabi

 

talks about Rome

 

Thinking of Studying Abroad for Spring 2022? 

 

October 1, 2021

 

is the application deadline!

Idalia Vasquez on Lenscratch

 

Listen to photographer Idalia Vasquez-Achury {MFA Tyler Photo 2022} in conversation with photographer Ana Casas Broda about her photography and her work as an educator and curator.

This conversation was part of the series Photographers on Photographers for @Lenscratch. Link in their bio to read.

 

Instagram Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/CS6elcCLmHJ/

Lenscratch link: http://lenscratch.com/2021/08/photographers-photographers-idalia-vasquez-conversation-ana-casas-broda/?ltclid=4b9fec63-8c91-4fe8-a3fa-539c6ae4a6ba

Critical Dialogue Lecture Series

Critical Dialogue:

Carolina Vaccaro and Noa Maliar

Join co-curators Vaccaro and Maliar for an in-depth discussion of 

Learning to See : Denise Scott Brown, an an immersive show

examining Denise Scott Brown’s defining views on architecture and urbanism

understood through photographs, now on view at Temple Contemporary. 

Wednesday, September 8, 2021 | Virtual

6:00–7:00 p.m. EST

Register

Fall 2021 | Prepping for Classes | TU Tech TidBits

---

Tech Bits: Spread the Word About Technology Resources

The fall semester is about to begin! As students return, please help Information Technology Services spread the word about Temple's technology resources.

• Microsoft 365 is available for current Temple students, faculty and staff for free. The software is available for download on up to five PCs or Macs via the Microsoft Download link under TUapplications in TUportal. You can also download this software on up to five mobile devices or tablets.
   
• Adobe Creative Cloud is available for current Temple students, faculty and staff for free. Creative Cloud includes programs such as Photoshop, InDesign, Acrobat Pro and Illustrator. The software is available for download via the Adobe Creative Cloud link under TUapplications in TUportal.
   
• OneDrive offers 1TB of free cloud storage space where students, faculty and staff can store files.
   
• Zoom is a web conferencing resource providing students, faculty and staff the convenience of meeting online to collaborate and complete group projects. Make sure you update your account to the latest version for the new semester to take advantage of the latest options for web conferencing with students, faculty and staff. To learn more, see the ITS Zoom website.
   
• LinkedIn Learning offers access to thousands of videos on business, creativity and technology topics taught by industry experts, as well as certificates and skills to add to your LinkedIn profile.
   
• Print on the Go enables students to use their print quota by submitting print requests via a web browser, TUmail or a mobile app. Students can pick up their printout at any print station location.
   
• OWLtech is Temple’s technology store on Main Campus, located in Pearson Hall. You can browse all the latest laptops, tablets, and accessories from brands such as Apple, Lenovo, Skullcandy, JBL and more, all at education pricing.
   
• As a final security reminder, if you or your students receive a suspicious email, do not click on any links it may contain. Instead, open the message and click the Report Phish button to ensure your (or their) account remains protected.

For more details on technology resources available for students, check out the Technology at Temple Guide.

If you have any questions, please contact the Help Desk through the tuhelp.temple.edu website or call 215-204-8000.

Want to learn more about a specific tech topic? Have suggestions or feedback? Help us make Tech Bits better by sending us your ideas at templetech@temple.edu.

Visual submissions sought: The Gettysburgh Headquarters Research Journal

We are happy to announce the creation of a new multidisciplinary journal at Gettysburg. The Gettysburg College Headquarters is an open access, peer-reviewed, undergraduate research journal. We aim to publish works from specific fields in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Natural Sciences. As stated we only accept works from specific fields, those being:

Humanities: English, History, Philosophy, and Religious Studies

Social Sciences: Anthropology, Economics, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology

Natural Science: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics

The Headquarters does accept visual art pieces for potential publication. We accept drawings, paintings, sculptures, printmaking, and photography. We also accept works that are considered to be Interdisciplinary. We require interdisciplinary works to include one of the listed fields above in the submission. Submissions fall into three different formats: Research Articles, Book Reviews, and Visual Art Pieces. Word length for research articles are 5,000 to 10,000 words while book reviews are limited to 900 words or less.

We are accepting submissions until August 15th at 11:59pm. You will receive feedback from us by late November. Please be sure to check our website for more information (http://cupola.gettysburg.edu/gchq). We look forward to reviewing your submissions!

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact the editors:
RJ Lehal lehara01@gettysburg.edu
Nina Abate abatni01@gettysburg.edu

Sincerely
RJ Lehal & Nina Abate
General Editor & Lt. General Editor, Gettysburg College Headquarters