was accompanied by live performances by Justin Vivian Bond, Nick Hallett, Sam Miller, K8 Hardy, and other artists from the Community Action Center soundtrack. Greater New York (2010) Steiner was one of 68 artists to participate in MoMA PS1's quinquennial exhibition, Greater New York. Her contribution, entitled Angry, Articulate, Inevitable, consisted of a collage of Steiner's photographs spanned across several walls. 1 Million Photos, 1 Euro Each (minimum order) (2005) 1 million Photos, 1 Euro Each is a wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling collage installed at the John Connelly Presents' project room. It consists of photographs (mostly of women but also of men) and sexual nature shots of varying size. There is also a small television playing a rapid-fire, stop-action loop of the photographs on the wall and others, with text (often the title of the work) between them. Activism W.A.G.E. A. L. Steiner is a co-founder of Working Artists and the Greater Economy (W.A.G.E.) a New York-based activist group founded in 2008. W.A.G.E advocates that artists, performers and independent curators working with US institutions should be compensated for their work. Permanent collections "Untitled (Alex Eating Berries)", Photography, The Brooklyn Museum of Art The Marieluise Hessel collection The Museum of Modern Art References External links Official website for A. L. Steiner. W.A.G.E. 1967 births Living people 21st-century American women artists Artists from Miami George Washington University alumni