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Artspace Recognizes Kari Scott in radius250 Exhibition | Tyler Student Life!
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Artspace Recognizes Kari Scott in radius250 Exhibition. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Student Life Coordinator and Tyler alum Kari Scott. Has been awarded fourth place for her piece. Shrine to my Scale. In the show “radius250” hosted by artspace. 127 artists submitted over 450 individual submissions to be juried for the show. Of these submissions, 48 pieces were selected from 36 artists. Scott submitted three pieces to be judged for the exhibition. Two of the pieces submitted,. Shrine to my Scale.
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Commencement | Tyler Student Life!
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Costumes and Prints Bring “CandyCoated Wonderland” to Life | Tyler Student Life!
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Costumes and Prints Bring “CandyCoated Wonderland” to Life. This slideshow requires JavaScript. 8220;CandyCoated Wonderland” is a whimsical installation of costumes and prints straight from the imagination of Philadelphia-based artist Candy Coated. 8217;97 MFA Ceramics), formerly Candy Depew. Candy was invited by the Philadelphia Museum of Art two and a half years ago to begin a project reinterpreting children’s dress costumes from the Museum’s collection. 8220;My teacher, Nick Kripal, brought me to Phil...
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Coffee and Art Come Together at Tyler | Tyler Student Life!
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Coffee and Art Come Together at Tyler. This slideshow requires JavaScript. When Kristin Mills and Matthew Craig graduated from Tyler with MFA’s in painting, they were looking for the perfect job. They wanted to work for themselves and still have enough time and energy to work on their creative projects. With the frustration of trying to find good coffee close to campus and the abundance of food trucks around them, Mills and Craig began to joke about opening up their own coffee truck. 8220;This was financ...
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Tyler Alum Takes On Two Year Sculpting Project | Tyler Student Life!
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Tyler Alum Takes On Two Year Sculpting Project. Photo Credit: Myers Creative Images. Tyler alum Albert Paley. BFA ’66, MFA ’69) has prepared 13 sculptures that will be displayed at New York City’s Park Avenue. As an undergrad, Paley studied sculpture and then went on to do his Master’s work in the metal department. After graduating, he taught in the university system for 25 years and is now a well-known metal sculptor based in Rochester. Paley on Park Avenue. Project which will be broadcast this fall.
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Tyler Alum Showcased in Crossing the Line Exhibition | Tyler Student Life!
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Tyler Alum Showcased in Crossing the Line Exhibition. Mixed Greens Gallery in New York City hosted “Crossing the Line: Contemporary Drawing and Artistic Process,” a show curated by Dexter Wimberly and Larry Ossei-Mensah that showcased the importance of drawing as a foundation to making art. Fibers/Photography BFA ’04) is one of the artists featured in this show. Amanze admits that drawing is something that truly consumes and fascinates her. 8220;If I think back I remember that drawing was always my first...
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Emerging Artist Links | Tyler Student Life!
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In Front of Strangers, I Sing Exhibition at Woodmere. June 17, 2013. 8220;In Front of Strangers, I Sing” exhibition catalogue. Courtesy of Professor Dona Nelson. The Woodmere Art Museum is hosting the works of 52 artists in the show “In Front of Strangers, I Sing.”. Painters and Tyler School of Art professors Dona Nelson and Rubens Ghenov were among the jurors that helped select the art that would be in the show. Nelson also points out work like Andre Ponticello’s “Widowmaker Purple #1 (Sal&#...8220;It i...
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Visit Tyler’s NEW website | Tyler Student Life!
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Visit Tyler’s NEW website. We’re not posting on this blog anymore… Instead, Tyler has a new, improved blog on the new website. For information about what’s going on at Tyler please visit http:/ tyler.temple.edu/blog. Photo by Sam Fritch. This entry was posted on Tuesday, July 8th, 2014 at 12:00 pm and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. Laquo; Previous Post. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your ...
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