Art – The Temple News

Temple professor hosts art exhibition in New York City

04 August 2021 Samantha Sullivan

Tyler professor Karyn Olivier’s, “At The Intersection of Two Faults” addresses themes like invisibility and displacement

Temple student’s children’s book inspires families during pandemic

07 April 2021 Rosie Leonard

Tamika Ebling’s “Do My Part” teaches the value of diversity, inclusion and community service.

Temple alumna designs mural outside Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

23 March 2021 Julia Albertson

Michele Tremblay, a 1978 painting alumna, used inspiration found from her leukemia diagnosis to partner with her longtime friend, Polly Apfelbaum, a 1978 printmaking alumna, to create a mural.

Temple alumna’s coloring book supports Philly nonprofits

11 February 2021 Scott Blender

“Draw to Action” features 30 Philadelphia artists and went on sale on Jan. 12.

Temple students, alumnae create alternative art magazine

19 January 2021 Nora Kelleher

JuiceBox Magazine covers social issues affecting high school and college students.

Art exhibit invites children to create rainbows

08 December 2020 Tiffany Rivera

The Double Rainbows Exhibit, a collaboration between Temple Contemporary and The Please Touch Museum, will virtually display children’s artwork in January.

Philly music team hosts first event after Olympics postponement

20 November 2020 Natalie Kerr

A Boyer College professor debuted parts of KATA, a music, karate and technology performance project through Zoom on Thursday, Nov. 19.

Temple students create art to destigmatize opioid crisis

17 November 2020 Scott Blender

‘Art for Change’ is a virtual art exhibition to begin conversations about substance use disorder.

Virtual exhibit showcases Tyler students’ artwork

15 November 2020 Natalie Kerr

The STELLA online art gallery is featuring two new exhibits from students in the art therapy and glass programs.

Temple alumnus’ wood sculptures featured in Old City gallery

03 November 2020 Jessica Bond

Scott Troxel has his wooden sculpture showcased in ‘Unplugged,’ an exhibit highlighting human connection during the COVID-19 pandemic.