He developed an interactive model with d3.js and wrote an enjoyable article about it.
Nov 28, 2012
La nuit blanche: A Model by Jerome Cukier
La nuit blanches is an annual all-night or night-time arts festival in Paris. There areabout 100 places and exhibotions to visit and in the last edition more than two million visitors. Among them was Jerome Cukier, a data communicator.
He developed an interactive model with d3.js and wrote an enjoyable article about it.
He developed an interactive model with d3.js and wrote an enjoyable article about it.
Nov 23, 2012
Nov 16, 2012
Offprint Paris
If i was in Paris right now i would go to Offprint Paris
Offprint Paris (Link) is an Art Publishing Fair focused on emerging practices in Art.Check out their website, especially the Participants Section. But be warned: you get lost very easily between all those publishers, books and prints ....
We give special attention to the evolution of publishing/curating from traditional “spaces” (catalogues, artists books, photobooks, newspapers, but also museums and schools) towards new spaces and artists organizations (independent publishing, self publishing strategies, websites, blogs, social networks, activism, non institutional activities...).We consider that the topic of “Publishing” can offer a stimulating hermeneutic to analyse the structure and development of the contemporary art world in a context of digitalization of cultures.
2 Examples after the break
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Books
Nov 14, 2012
Nov 8, 2012
And again the NYT
Yes, me too. I'm annoyed with the whole election-brimborium. But it produces some greate Info-Graphics, and for me, that part is really interesting.
Two examples from the NYT focusing on the changes in support:
We need more designers working in visualization departments so that we
end up with graphics like this that are tailored exactly to the
structure of the data and the story it tells rather than trying to
select from an existing conventional data representation type.
Link: Obama Was Not as Strong as in 2008, but Strong Enough
And the shift from 2008 to 2012 as animated graphic:
Two examples from the NYT focusing on the changes in support:
Link: Obama Was Not as Strong as in 2008, but Strong Enough
And the shift from 2008 to 2012 as animated graphic:
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