Name: Evening In: Humanizing Data
Start: 2021-03-10T19:30
Location: Online

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Held on Wed, Mar 10, 2021, 7:30 p.m.

Online

Giorgia Lupi’s My 2020 in Data (So Far), featured in the New York Times

The field of data visualization is often perceived to be impersonal, functional, and rigorously digital. But Giorgia Lupi, an information designer and artist in MoMA’s collection, offers a different perspective. Her theory of “data humanism” aims to bring data science and visualization closer to everyone’s experience—and to art making.

This month, join Lupi and curator Paola Antonelli for a conversation about two of Lupi’s best-known projects: Dear Data, a transatlantic exchange with her colleague and friend Stefanie Posavec (2014), and My 2020 in Data (So Far), a commission from the New York Times. Afterwards, try your hand at information design with an exercise created by Lupi, and see what you discover about yourself in the process.

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