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New Section of Process is Open!

Juried Exhibition Participant BELL POWERS!

Congratulations to Tyler Photo major BELL POWERS

included in this exhibition juried by the insightful Sharon Hayes!

Location: 1315 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.

 

Photo BFA Thesis Exhibition | Viet Le

Photographer Needed!

 

STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER WITH WORK-STUDY HOURS NEEDED

Document student exhibitions on a weekly basis at Tyler this Fall and Spring for our Student Exhibitions Team. Ideally, this is a student in their junior year who could continue on with this position next year if they are interested. Typically, the best day to do the job is on Fridays. 

If you are interested, contact

KATI GEGENHEIMER
Associate Director of Academic Enrichment Programs

Tyler School of Art and Architecture

E: kati@temple.edu

 

Internship Opportunities!

Photo Project Participation

Documenting Trauma-informed Spaces

on a University Campus

a one-week photography activity to document spaces that are trauma-informed on campus and spaces that could benefit from being looked at with a more trauma-informed lens.

There is an information session to start the project on

November 1 from 4-5 PM.

 

Interested? Please fill out this form: https://chpswtemple.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7PsH6f2pMNysfKS with your name and preferred method of contact to register for the virtual information session. A zoom link will be sent to the email you provide.

Who: Individuals are eligible to participate in this study if they:

1. Are over 18 years old
2. Are enrolled in an in-person program at a Temple University campus in Philadelphia

What: Completion of a one-week photography activity to document spaces that are trauma-informed on campus and spaces that could benefit from being looked at with a more trauma-informed lens. Participants will then be asked to upload 5 of these photographs to an online survey and will reflect and share their perspectives on how to improve the campus environment to support the wellbeing of all students.

Where: Participants will be asked to take photographs on any of Temple University’s campuses in Philadelphia (Main campus, Health Sciences Campus, Ambler Campus). Anyone with the link can upload these photographs to the survey on their personal computer.

When: This study will take place from September-December 2022.

Why: The purpose of this study is to understand student perspectives of trauma-informed spaces on campus as well as spaces on campus that could benefit from being looked at through a more trauma-informed lens. This will allow us to identify problematic areas on campus and spaces that should be targeted for renovations/ improvement to enhance the wellbeing of all users of the space.

Vigil in honor of #MashaAmini

Iranian Students of Temple University

invite you to a

Vigil in honor of #MashaAmini

and the brave Iranian people fighting for equality, freedom,

and the right to choose.  

 

October 20, 2022

6pm

@The Bell Tower

Get your photos seen by The National Geographic!

 

2022 OPEN CALL AWARD

 

Win Cash Awards &

International Exposure

 

Win $2000 in Cash

International Exhibitions

Published in 2022 photobook

Submit Photos HERE

Deadline: 31 October 2022

 

https://independent-photo.com/

In Conversation: William Villalongo (MFA '01) &  Mark Thomas Gibson Moderated by Elizabeth F. Spungen

October 25, 2022, 6pm   Tyler School of Art and Architecture Architecture Building Room 104 + Virtual  Join us for this in person and hybrid talk co-sponsored by The Print Center.

Register Now

In conjunction with the Print Center’s current exhibition A Kaleidoscopic View: Recent Prints from Graphicstudio, the Tyler School of Art & Architecture is pleased to present a conversation between Mark Thomas Gibson and William Villalongo (MFA ’01), moderated by The Print Center's Executive Director, Elizabeth Spungen. Both of these highly regarded artists are included in the exhibition, which highlights the exceptional works created at Graphicstudio, an experimental printshop at the University of South Florida, Tampa. Gibson and Villalongo will discuss what draws them, as multi-disciplinary artists, to print – in their own work, as well as in their co-curatorial project, Black Pulp. A Kaleidoscopic View: Recent Prints from Graphicstudio is on view at The Print Center through November 12, 2022. This event is co-sponsored by The Print Center, Tyler General Activities Fund and Critical Dialogues.

@ The Print Center

 

Book Launch | WILDNESS 

The Queer Critique Group at Baxter St.

October 6 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm

 

 

Please visit printcenter.org for up-to-date information on exhibitions and programs, or call 215.735.6090 x1.