How to experience Joel Tauber’s work. Where to see his art exhibitions and films, hear his podcasts, and read his stories.
Watch the Border-Ball movie, online, now, on the Spring Time International Film Festival website.
See the 9-channel video installation version of Border-Ball at the Adamski Gallery (Berlin, Germany) (tune in for dates!).
Participate in Border-Ball further: Learn more about how we’re treating immigrants. Share your thoughts and stories about immigration and borders. And do what you can to help.
Watch the movie Sick-Amour on Amazon (Prime or Instant Video) in the USA, or on Kanopy, Tubi, and Green Planet Stream anywhere.
Participate in the memorial for the Tree by bringing a rock and placing it around where it once lived.
Watch The Sharing Project movie now (and anywhere) on Global Cinema Online.
Read these stories from The Sharing Project in The Huffington Post: The Sharing Project: An Introduction; We Share More When We Feel Interconnected; To What Extent Are We Teaching Our Kids To Share?; How Do We Figure Out How Much To Share?; Private Property And Inequity; Campfires, Socialism, And Multi-Level Selection; Shared Resources And Expectations; and What Can The Inuit And Nuer Teach Us About Sharing?
Watch the movie Pumping on Green Planet Stream (anywhere). The movie is also available in many public, school, and university libraries worldwide.
Subscribe to the podcast BELT: A 2-Man Memoir (co-produced with the writer Eric Wilson) and listen to it on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, TuneIn, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeart Radio, Podcast Index, Deezer, and Vurbl.
Read the essays “On Masculinity, Intellectual Sparring, and Comedy” and “UNDERWATER” in Impakter Magazine.
Read the essay “Sick-Amour” in the book, Ecoart in Action.
Read the essay “Growing” about the USC Tree Baby installation (from Sick-Amour) and teaching in the USC Gayle Garner Roski School of Fine Arts BFA / BA Catalogue (2008) (with an introduction by Dean Ruth Weisberg).