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While we count the votes, here are a few examples from the Data Visualization category shortlist for your viewing pleasure. → -
Check out a selection of the 15 great entries that made the infographic shortlist this year, and the issues they clarify for us. → -
Check out some examples of the impressive range of data journalism in our 2016 shortlist. → -
Words spread like weeds, amirite? → -
Bonnie Berkowitz, Lazaro Gamio, Denise Lu, Kevin Uhrmacher & Todd Lindeman explore the math of mass shootings. → -
22 outstanding entries made the dataviz project category shortlist this year.
Enjoy some examples below:
From Picasso to Pollock, Georgia Lupi & Michela Buttignol visualize the lives of famous painters.
Nicholas Rougeux can't read music, but he can parse it. Off the Staff offers a unique view of famous musical scores.
Will Stahl-Timmins makes medical data accessible with his BMJ infographics.
Mona Chalabi's Instagram is a series of hand-drawn data visu... →
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Take a look at a selection of globally-focused pieces from the 2016 shortlist. → -
With 24 fantastic interactives in the shortlist, here are just a few examples of what the category has to offer this year. → -
The 2016 shortlist exhibits exceptional talent across a wide range of themes.
'Migrants' has been a popular one this year - check out some examples below.
Valerio Pellegrini's Missing Migrants Map represents all incidents recorded by 'The Missing Migrants Project'.
Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell break down the European Refugee Crisis & the situation in Syria in an infographic video.
Duc-Quang Nguyen & Stefania Summermatter visualize asylum applications in Europe by country of origin &... →
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Discover which dataviz, infographics and interactives made the shortlist in the 2016 Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards... and help your favourites win a share of $30k in prize money. →
