Joshua Dean Tuthill is an award-winning interdisciplinary artist who uses sculpture, stop-motion animation, experimental film, digital 3D fabrication, and mixed media to create surreal, existential artworks.

 

His recent work, which has been exhibited nationally and internationally, includes festivals such as the 24th Slamdance Film Festival, the 45th Athens International Film + Video Festival, and the 25th Chicago Underground Film Festival, among others. Joshua’s film, Black Dog, premiered at the 56th New York Film Festival and has received the Jury’s Choice Award at the 37th Black Maria Film Festival and the Award for Artistic Contribution from the 28th Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival.

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His personal and collaborative projects have been exhibited internationally at institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art, Lincoln Center for the Arts, Documenta 14, Santa Fe Center for Contemporary Arts, HOTDOCS, Anthology Film Archives, and the American Film Institute, among others.

 

His current long-form multimedia project, El Vergonzoso, is set for release in 2026.

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He is currently an Assistant Professor of Art at California State University, Los Angeles.