Rogue taxidermist Beth Beverly’s exhibit is on display through March 31 at Art in the Age.
Glamour and guts
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Schools realigned by Board of Trustees
Media and art schools were restructured and renamed this year.
No commercial plans for bird design
…The winning design of the Bird’s Eye View contest may not see widespread use.
As a response to the approximate 1,000 bird deaths on Main Campus every year, the Birds’ Eye View competition hosted in Tyler School of Art, focused on raising awareness about the collisions and intended to produce designs that will alert birds as they fly closer to objects.
Going for gold
Tyler professor Paul Sheriff is producing a documentary addressing the loss of his family that highlights his sister’s gymnastics career.
“Until I started this project I was not even able to talk to my wife about the accident,” Paul Sheriff said.…
Business and arts rank high in national report
The U.S. News & World Report ranked Tyler and Fox in its Best Colleges list.
In the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges report, Fox School of Business and Tyler School of Art have secured high rankings.…
Tyler students exhibit sketches, sculptures
The Annual Student Art Exposition ended on March 31, which gave students the opportunity to exhibit their creativity and development.
The paintings on the wall depict friendly faces, multicolored designs and the symbols of social movements from Kony 2012 to the DREAM Act.…
Former Occupy tent camps out on Tyler’s front lawn
Alternative Knowledge Access, a structure built by junior painting major Amy Borch, sits on Tyler’s lawn.
When Alternative Knowledge Access was under construction in front of Tyler School of Art, some students weren’t sure what to make of it.…
Winning design would save birds through music
The winner of the “Birds Eye View” contest was named last week.
The grand prize winner of a student art contest was revealed last week at the Graphic and Interactive Design at Tyler School of Art’s launching of the “Bird’s Eye View” initiative.…
Graphic artwork shines in Tyler’s gallery
Project SHINE’s gallery, located in Tyler School of Art’s atrium, features posters detailing the immigrant experience and will run through Nov. 12.
Project SHINE, an organization based off of research done more than three decades ago by Nancy Henkin, the founder and director of the Intergenerational Center at Temple, aims to help integration of immigrants and refugees into U.S.…