Tyler Kline

Tyler Kline is an artist, educator, and curator currently serving as an Adjunct Instructor in the Foundation department at Pennsylvania College of Art and Design (PCA&D) and teaching sculpture, art history, and design at Rowan University. His academic work is deeply rooted in interdisciplinary practices, combining visual art with anthropological inquiry.

Education:

• MFA in Installation & Sculpture, The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
• BA in Anthropology and Sculpture, Portland State University
• Studies in Architecture and Painting, Savannah College of Art and Design

His research and artistic interests lie at the intersection of visual anthropology, emerging media, and cross-disciplinary aesthetics, often exploring scientific cross-pollination through artistic media. His studio practice emphasizes installation and sculpture, informed by anthropological frameworks and experimental design.

Kline’s exhibited works span major contemporary art venues including MASS MoCA, Institute of Contemporary Art (Philadelphia), Vox Populi, Delaware Art Museum, and The Goethe Institute, reflecting a robust engagement with both curatorial and public art spheres.

He has not received any scientific awards listed in the text, nor are grants or formal advisees mentioned.

He is actively involved in teaching and artistic production, with no indication of retirement or full-time faculty status. His role as an adjunct instructor suggests a part-time academic commitment across institutions.