Promotional graphic for Nightingale, the Journal of the Data Visualization Society, announcing a magazine sale. The text "MAGAZINE SALE" is in bold blue letters, followed by a dark blue button that says "SAVE 20%." Below, it notes the offer is valid through February 14 and lists the code: SAVE20. The background features a "torn paper" effect in the center, revealing colorful print issues of Nightingale magazine scattered at the top and bottom. The shop URL is not pictured.

We’re clearing out our warehouse inventory and everything must go! Get 20% OFF all print issues of Nightingale through February 14.

⚠️ Important: We do not plan on reprinting these issues. Once they’re gone, they are gone for good.

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We're starting a data art gallery in the NYC Subway!

Thanks so much for sharing @jenchristiansen.com!!!! There's so much more we can - and must - do!! Here's to an awesome 2026!!!!

So what's the story behind this pair of maps from 1902? What might have been the background to them? What was the creators' idea? Link to the article: attilabatorfy.substack.com/p/squaring-t...

We need more of this

let's get infografit book with Santa Claus hat

going to overeat at Christmas? Work it off with my new book as your guide! letsgetinfografit.com

We hosted a workshop at NOAHCON25 a week or 2 back which had a focus on arts in healthcare. People had a blast!!!

We got sticker sheets!!!!

NEXT SATURDAY - we'll be here at the first-ever DV&C event for SVA in NYC: www.eventbrite.com/e/dvc-presen... COME JOIN US!!!!

Wooohoooo!!!!!! We’ll be there too!!!

We had a fantastic time at NOAH CON25 yesterday by the National Organization for Arts in Health (NOAH)!!! Our 1-hour workshop was completely filled with amazing new friends from around the world! The…... We had a fantastic time at NOAH CON25 yesterday by the National Organization for Arts in Health (NOAH)!!! Our 1-hour workshop was completely filled with amazing new friends from around the world! The ...

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Flying Squirrel Loves It Every Time

Flying Squirrel Loves It Every Time

From 1973, Ed Emberley’s Little Drawing Book of Weirdos. www.presentandcorrect.com/blogs/blog/e...

We got to the Corita Kent Center in LA today and it was incredible!!!!

So exciting to see people interact with our work at Union Station today!

Check out the behind-the-scenes dirt on our year-long exhibition in Los Angeles:

Learn a bit more about "LA on the Move" - our year-long exhibition in LA's Union Station!

Check out this interview about our exhibition "LA on the Move" at Union Station, Waiting Room Gallery, Los Angeles, CA!!

Avant-Garde 1920s Costumes Reemerge, Revealing Their Makers’ Tragic Story In 1920s Hamburg, a dancer couple created wild, Expressionist costumes that looked like retro robots and Bauhaus knights.

The kind of articles we live for: hyperallergic.com/248602/avant...

from: datavandals.com/radical-times!
Photos by Violetta Wakolbinger

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Views of the American Monument on Memorial Day, 5.30.2022NYC Central Park, Literary Walk promenadehttps://datavandals.com Data Vandals - American Monument

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LA on the Move — Data Vandals We turn data into captivating art in cities, galleries, museums, and parks. Our work sparks conversations that encourage people to see and engage with their world in new ways.

Have you seen our epic new exhibition about animals in LA? It's fun, big, and incredibly public: datavandals.com/la-on-the-move

We are simply delighted to have the opportunity to share with the commuters of the LA region. There's really a lot to discuss in the exhibition, and we hope you can check it out for yourself! More info here: art.metro.net/artworks/exh...

We worked with many different groups from across Los Angeles, including data and trail cam photos from Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy, as well as members of the Gabrieleno/ Tonga peoples. This wall is about Coyotes and their SCAT! HA!

This wall is all about Pumas and features a life-size cat jumping over the audience. The side panel shows the life of one of the most famous mountain lions - P-22!

While each wall is special, this design shows a disturbing dataset. This huge 7x10 foot dendrogram shows the "Special animals" that are at risk of extinction, created in the shape of the California Poppy. Huge thanks to @pstuffa.bsky.social for the help and collaboration!

Because I know you want to see it up close, here's the map! You'll see every building and most sightings for hawks, puma, coyote, and snakes! There is so much detail, we really want people to get the "god's eye view" of the LA area! We worked on it for months, so we really hope you enjoy it!