This 1983 lithograph and screenprint by Joseph Beuys presents the provocative equation "Creativity=Capital," a statement that challenges conventional distinctions between artistic value and economic worth while reflecting on the commodification of art in contemporary society. Created for New York subway distribution, the work democratizes Beuys' conceptual message by reaching a mass audience beyond gallery spaces, consistent with his belief in art's social and transformative potential. The limited edition of 120 prints, published by Strother/Elwood Arts, balances the work's broad accessibility with its status as a collectible artwork, embodying the very tension between creativity and capital that the piece theoretically engages.