About the Art
I create mixed-media works through analog collage and paper weaving, using reclaimed paper, vintage ephemera, magazine pages, street advertisements, and other found materials. Each piece is meticulously hand-cut, assembled, and woven by hand.
Through this process, I recontextualize familiar imagery drawn from mass media and shared cultural memory. Images that may have been created to instruct, persuade, or idealize take on new meanings as I explore my own identity alongside the broader identities shaped by the media we absorb and the lived experiences that extend beyond it.
About the Artist
Tali Rose Krupkin is a Jersey City-based mixed-media artist working with reclaimed paper and vintage ephemera. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting and Art History from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University. Through analog collage and paper weaving, Krupkin recontextualizes familiar imagery to explore identity, cultural memory, and the relationship between media and lived experience.
Her work has been featured in Art Review City and Create! Magazine, and she was named one of The Hoboken Girl's “10 Locals to Watch.” Her work has been exhibited at The Monmouth Museum (Lincroft, NJ), The Athenaeum (Philadelphia, PA), Deep Space Gallery (Jersey City, NJ), HOM Gallery (Brooklyn, NY), Ria x Gallery (Upper Montclair, NJ), Curate NJ (Raritan, NJ), Art House Gallery (Jersey City, NJ), and US+U/Warburton Galerie (Yonkers, NY).
Her solo exhibitions include Missed Connections at The International (Philadelphia, PA), Not Your Daddy's Issues at Orchard Street Paint Supply (Manhattan, NY), and Reclaimed Vision and Flip Side at Mission 50 (Hoboken, NJ).
