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It's been a month of fantastic shares & mounting excitement for the 2019 Information is Beautiful Awards. Have you entered your dataviz yet? It's not too late - the deadline has been ... → -
We don't want to miss out on any of the incredible dataviz 2019 has to offer. So we're extending the entry deadline to 9 September, 11:59pm PDT. → -
The deadline for entering the 2019 Information is Beautiful Awards is fast approaching. Here's everything you need to know to successfully submit your most groundbreaking & gorgeous d... → -
Is your viz the Most Beautiful of 2019? If so, it may be worth up to $5000 in prize money... but the fun doesn't stop there. → -
It's an exciting time of year - every day a brilliant new data-led visualization makes its way across our feeds, and we can't wait to see some of these magnificent works on stag... → -
The Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards has been celebrating the years' Most Beautiful work of dataviz since 2012. In that time, the top prize has gone to an innovative new dataviz too... → -
Since 2012 the Information is Beautiful Awards has been on a mission to celebration innovation, beauty & boldness in global dataviz. → -
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In 2018 Amy Cesal and Hardik Chandrahas impressed and delighted dataviz fans everywhere with their creations exploring the mashup of Play Doh & data, and one man's life in t... → -
June was an exciting month at the Information is Beautiful Awards: nominations are now open for the 2019 Awards, and we have had the privilege of sharing a lot of incredible dat... → -
Ever wonder what dataviz rockstars get up to in the off-season? Join us as we chat with winners from the 2018 Information is Beautiful Awards. → -
The Information is Beautiful Awards have seen some incredible dataviz creations from students over the years - entries exploring space, time & type have blown us away with their creat... → -
Submit your visualization to one of 10 categories open in this year's Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards. Earn the love, respect & admiration of your dataviz peers (there's some p... →