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We've shared some really cool data vizualisations via Twitter & Facebook this month. → -
Entry details for the 2017 Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards to be released shortly. → -
Physiology professor Christopher Mason spent 18 months swabbing the subway. Giulia De Amicis visualized the results. → -
We've celebrated some really cool finds on our Facebook & Twitter pages this month. → -
Amsterdam-based architecture firm XML explore the relationship between parliamentary topology and democracy. → -
We unearth the world's best dataviz & share it on our Twitter & Facebook pages.
Check out this selection of our latest awesome finds:
A new take on the periodic table. By @valeriopel for @La_Lettura https://t.co/moH6hrWFsJ pic.twitter.com/ZxjYezX7xO
— Kantar IIB Awards (@infobeautyaward) March 3, 2017Explore famous opening lines with old-school sentence diagramming from @PopChartLab @FastCoDesign https://t.co/owlbiVJlKK pic.twitter.com/kdrSuTfSLe
— Kantar IIB Awards (@infobeautyaward) March 12, 2017The repetition of words in s... →
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The fifth annual Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards showcased exemplary data-visualization & infographics from around the world, demonstrating an outstanding range of skill, talen... → -
We share the world's finest data vizualisations & infographics via our Twitter & Facebook pages. → -
Follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook where we share awesome data visualizations & infographics from around the world. → -
The Information is Beautiful Awards provide a great opportunity to get your work seen by industry professionals and the public alike.
Longlisters, shortlisters & winners are showcased on our site, and shared via our Facebook and Twitter pages.
Major media outlets cover the Awards – the 2016 Awards were featured in over 30 publications.
Check out the highlights below.
Digital Arts
Wired
La Lettura
The Washington Post
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We're thrilled for 2015 champions Stefanie Posavec & Giorgia Lupi, whose winning project Dear Data has been acquired by the Museum of Modern Art as part of their permanent collection. →
