Art is math. Some artists add, some subtract. The rest multiply.
Among the multipliers:
Tara Donovan Toothpicks
 John Grade (at Suyama Space)
John Grade (at Suyama Space)
 Jim Hodges, Silk Flowers (image via)
Jim Hodges, Silk Flowers (image via)
 Tony Cragg, Stack 1975
Tony Cragg, Stack 1975
 Annette Messager at the Pompidou
Annette Messager at the Pompidou
 Dale Chihuly, Victoria and Albert Museum, 2001
Dale Chihuly, Victoria and Albert Museum, 2001
 Damien Hirst Pharmacy (Image via)
Damien Hirst Pharmacy (Image via)
 Mike Simi Sex Offenders From My Hometown:Throw Pillow Series (Ongoing)
Mike Simi Sex Offenders From My Hometown:Throw Pillow Series (Ongoing)
Printed fabric, found images
 Finally, the greatest example of simultaneous addition and subtraction in contemporary art, David Hammons‘ Bliz-aard Ball Sale on Cooper Square in NYC, 1983.
Finally, the greatest example of simultaneous addition and subtraction in contemporary art, David Hammons‘ Bliz-aard Ball Sale on Cooper Square in NYC, 1983. 


 
 
 
 







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