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Joel Tauber is a Professor at Wake Forest University, where he teaches Filmmaking and Video Art. A conceptual artist and filmmaker, he draws from his rigorous background in Jewish philosophy and law, combined with formal training at Yale University (studying under Ronald Jones) and ArtCenter College of Design (studying under Mike Kelley). His practice integrates activism, discourse, and interdisciplinary projects such as films, installations, and public interventions.
- Education: Yale University (BA), ArtCenter College of Design (MFA)
Tauber’s work explores themes of environmentalism, mysticism, and cultural memory through projects like UNDERWATER and Razor-Sharp: When Arguing Is A Good Thing. His installations often blend music, performance, and technology, shown internationally at venues including the Orange County Museum of Art, Christine König Galerie, and Susanne Vielmetter Los Angeles Projects.
- Key exhibitions: UNDERWATER at KOENIG2 (Vienna) and Adamski Gallery (Berlin); Searching For The Impossible: The Flying Project at multiple institutions
He has taught courses such as Introduction to Filmmaking, Site-Specific Video Art, and Ecological Works, often collaborating with other faculty like Eric Wilson (Creative Writing) and David Finn (Installation Art). Awards include selection at the 2025 Pune Short Film Festival.
