Clive Wilkinson, President, Clive Wilkinson Architects Sharon Johnston, Founding Partner, Johnston Marklee Olalekan Jeyifous (2022) Temple Contemporary Temple Contemporary is Tyler's exhibitions and public programs unit. It was led by founding director Robert Blackson, Tyler's director of exhibitions and public programming from 2011 to 2021. Jova Lynne, formerly the Senior Curator of the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, was hired as the Director of Temple Contemporary in 2021. Temple Contemporary's galleries and offices are located in the Tyler building at Temple University's Main Campus, although much of its programming takes place in the surrounding Philadelphia community. Temple Contemporary's community-focused programming that has earned national attention includes "Funeral for a Home" (2014), an extended commemoration of at-risk urban housing stock and the lives that soon-to-be-demolished homes contain; "reForm" (2014-2015), a response to the closure of public schools and its impact on urban communities and their children by artist and Tyler faculty member Pepón Osorio; and "Symphony for a Broken Orchestra" (2017-2018), a citywide effort to collect, display, repair and return broken instruments belonging to Philadelphia's public schools, highlighted by the composition of music for the broken instruments by composer David Lang and the music's performance by a diverse orchestra of local residents. All three of the projects above were funded in part by the Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. Notable alumni Dennis Adams, artist Polly Apfelbaum, artist Timothy App, painter Bill Beckley, artist Stanley Bleifeld, sculptor Moe Brooker, artist Harriete Estel Berman, artist Karen Boccalero, artist, nun Regis Brodie, artist, Skidmore faculty member Donald Camp, photographer, Ursinus faculty member Syd Carpenter, artist, 2022 Gallery of Success honoree Barbara Chase-Riboud, artist, novelist, poet Manon Cleary, painter Cecelia Condit, artist, Wisconsin-Milwaukee faculty member Chuck Connelly, painter Marsha Cottrell, artist Amber Cowan, artist Harvey Dinnerstein, painter, educator Alix Dobkin, singer-songwriter Angela Dufresne, painter, RISD faculty member Allan Edmunds, printmaker Anoka Faruqee, painter, Yale faculty member Louise Fishman, painter Jean Foos, artist Peter Fox, artist Allan Randall Freelon, artist Nick Fudge, artist Doreen Garner, artist Frank Gaylord, sculptor Neil Goodman, sculptor, educator Deborah Grant, artist Trenton Doyle Hancock, artist Edgar Heap of Birds, artist Jessica Hische, illustrator, designer Catherine Jansen, photographer Martha Jackson Jarvis, artist Irvin Kershner, film director Simmie Knox, painter David Levine, artist, illustrator Stacy Levy, sculptor E. B. Lewis, illustrator Beth Lipman, glass artist Deborah Margo, artist Joan Marter, art historian, Rutgers faculty member Steven Montgomery, artist Judy Moonelis, ceramic artist