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Last year we wrote about the new Information is Beautiful Awards branding - Fabio Bergamaschi, Mike Brondbjerg and David McCandless worked together to design a logo that represents the th... → -
The 2019 Shortlist is filled with works that delve into the many pastimes & pursuits that give meaning to the human experience - among them literature, design, sport and performance. ... → -
Beautiful dataviz will meet its match in London Symphony Orchestra's St. Luke's, an 18th century church turned cathedral of the arts. → -
Our judges in the News & Politics space fearlessly chase after the truth when it's difficult, inconvenient, or dismissed. They are known for telling the story with clear vis... → -
Alasdair Rae, Urban Planner at the University of Sheffield and dataviz blogger at Maps, Stats n' Pix, contributed his considerable expertise in maps & graphs as a judge for the 2019 I... → -
The 2019 Awards judges in data visualization and information design have long set the quality standard in this ever-evolving field. Their work needs no introduction, and we know that many... → -
We're busy prepping for a night of triumphant dataviz in London, with memories of our fabulous 2018 New York ceremony dancing in our heads. → -
Our judging panel spans the huge thematic breadth of our Shortlist... from data science, to performance art & sports commentary. Stay tuned for our Meet the Judges series, w... → -
We celebrated a lot of excellent dataviz in October... especially the incredible visualizations featured on this year's Longlist and Shortlist. You celebrated with us, sharing m... → -
We took a dive through the Showcase, and a picture began to emerge of the themes, viewpoints and events that captured the imagination of the dataviz community this year. → -
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This category features a range of challenging & off-beat topics that have been visualized insanely well... such as birdsong, love, and the pattern, color and brightness of the human i... →
