Tyler School of Art

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Tyler School of Art is Temple University's school of art, located on a separate campus in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania and offering BFA and MFA degrees.

Tyler offers curricula in Architecture, Art and Art Education, Art History, Crafts (Ceramic and Glass, Fibers, and Jewelry, Metals/CAD-CAM), Foundation Studies, Graphic Arts and Design (Graphic Design, Photography, and Printmaking), Painting, Drawing, and Sculpture. The present dean is Keith Anthony Morrison.

Notable student groups include DanceTron INFINITY, The Intellectual Heritage Society, Craft Association of Tyler Students, and The Tyler Theatre Troupe.

Regis Brodie, artist and professor of ceramics at Skidmore College
Alix Dobkin, singer-songwriter
Carl Fudge, contemporary painter
Douglas Gillan, aka Dug, lead singer of The Nodd
Deborah Grant, contemporary painter
Trenton Doyle Hancock, contemporary artist
Linda and Terry Jamison, purported psychics
Ephraim Russell, accomplished Sculptor
Will Villalongo, contemporary artist
Lisa Yuskavage, contemporary painter

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Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania

Cheltenham • Elkins Park • Glenside • La Mott • Laverock • Melrose Park • Wyncote

Educational Institutions: Arcadia University • Cheltenham High School • Pennsylvania College of Optometry • Reconstructionist Rabbinical College • Tyler School of Art • Westminster Theological Seminary

Points of Interest: Beth Sholom Synagogue • Curtis Hall Arboretum • Wall House

See also: Pennsylvania's 2nd congressional district

Colleges and Universities in Metropolitan Philadelphia

Arcadia University • Art Institute of Philadelphia • Bryn Mawr College • Cabrini College • Chestnut Hill College • Cheyney University • Curtis Institute of Music • Delaware Valley College • Drexel University • Eastern University • Gratz College • Gwynedd-Mercy College • Haverford College • Holy Family University • Immaculata University • La Salle University • Lincoln University • Manor College • Moore College of Art and Design • Neumann College • Peirce College • Penn State Abington • Penn State Delaware County • Penn State Great Valley • Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts • Pennsylvania College of Optometry • Philadelphia Biblical University • Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine • Philadelphia University • Reconstructionist Rabbinical College • The Restaurant School • Rosemont College • Saint Joseph's University • Swarthmore College • Temple University • Thomas Jefferson University • Tyler School of Art • University of the Arts • University of the Sciences in Philadelphia • University of Pennsylvania • Ursinus College • Valley Forge Christian College • Villanova University • West Chester University • Westminster Theological Seminary • Widener University

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