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Museum of Math: Does Not Compute
Nerds, rejoice. New York City’s Museum of Math opened its doors this weekend to open minds about math. MoMath, as ... keep reading
How to Fake It: Before Photoshop
Before there was Photoshop, there were paints, staging, scissors and glue. The Metropolitan Museum of ... keep reading
Building Politics Into Architecture
Like Data Visualization, Architecture and design are often located at the commercial, pragmatic end of the art ... keep reading
Edward Tufte examines other possible artworks in All Possible Photons
If one doesn’t recognize the initials in ET Modern gallery as belonging to the famed analytic designer and artist ... keep reading
Interaction Design, MetroCard Art: Q&A With Nina Boesch
Nina Boesch was designing and writing what looked like code before she got her first computer — and she was the first ... keep reading
The Case for Designing – and Writing – by Hand
Programs like Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator prompt us to be perfect. They bring mathematics to bear on our inexact ... keep reading
Travel Savings, With the Help of Data Visualization
Data doesn’t take a vacation but, with its help, you can. Travel prices fluctuate depending on destination, day ... keep reading
Can Data Visualization Help Improve Voting Decisions?
Given the abundance of candidates and claims, political and personal beliefs, not to mention the echo chamber of ... keep reading
Creating Motion Graphics on a Budget: 5 Tips From The Wilderness
When they hear “video” or “motion graphic,” most people tend to think one of three things: ... keep reading
