"The Less is More..." project stakes out a claim for erasure methodologies as an apposite cultural critique at current political and ecological juncture. Erasure exists in a wide range of forms and it is the purpose of this publication, and the exhibition on which it is based, to explore some of the modes of creative removal undertaken by poets, writers, and artists living and working in the age of information overload.'

(Abstract from introduction by Ariana Kelly and Bill Jeffries)