Data Through Design (DxD) is an independent, volunteer-run collective which organizes an annual art exhibition that creatively analyze, interpret and interrogate data made available on NYC Open Data. Each year a theme is developed to challenge artists to surface hidden stories, patterns, and connections in data; to examine its shortcomings; and to question claims to objectivity that data representations may project. These novel and artistic creations harness the potential for data to enliven and deepen our understanding of life in the city.
Please join Data Through Design for a panel discussion with participating artists from the Corpus: Bodies of Data exhibition on Sunday, March 30th at BRIC from 2:00 – 4:00 pm. RSVP here
And stick around after the panel for a hands-on workshop with the Data Vandals!
2025 Artists and Projects
Elias Bennett, Simon Lesina-Debiasi: Final Inch: Mustard, Data, Sauerkraut
Mauricio Delfin: The Timelines Project
HK Dunston, Jill Sigman, Abigail Regner, Mariya Chekmarova: Breath Atlas
Michelle Hui: Aging Out of Place: Chinatown Elderly
Alison Long, Cass Yao, Keyarow Mosley: Body of Waste
Matías Piña, Arden Schager: Hyperphagia
Natch Quinn: The Entirety of NYC Land
Nishra Ranpura: Tapestreet: The Fabric of NYC
Aida Razavilar, Paul Hanna: Tower of Babel: Bodies of Language in Lexicon
Jessica Reisch: Marsh Temporalities
