Talia Steinman (b. 1992) is an anti-Zionist, Ashkenazi artist making collage in New York City from a Jewish Diasporist perspective. She invokes Jewish frameworks through playful ambiguity and tensions, iterative layering, obsessive collecting, and transforming the old with the new. Between digital and physical formats, she actively abstracts and combines details that range from urban fragments to Judaic objects and symbols.
Her works span assemblage, photography, Riso printing, painting, video, bookmaking, and more, and she often makes digital collages on the go using her phone.
She is an MFA candidate in SVA Art Practice’s class of 2026.