These creators produced exceptional work on extraordinary subjects. The 'Humanitarian' cateogry features dataviz on topics covering aid, charity/NGOs, disasters & human welfare. :: See all of the 2019 Winners   GOLD WINNER The Invisible Crime: Are We Failin...

Let's peek into some fascinating numbers from 8 years of celebrating data visualization & information design... :: With over 4,000 total entries, we have celebrated 282 winners since 2012. :: We had 71 student entries in 2019. Take a look at their work in our Show...

All of the cutting-edge vizzes featuring topics around democracy, crime, activism, economics & international issues. :: See all of the 2019 Winners   GOLD WINNER 10 Years On by Weiyi Cai & team at Reuters Five Reuters reporters who covered the 2008 e...

In November we gathered in London for the best night of the year (New Year's Eve, Oscar night, and every other holiday can take a backseat to Dataviz Christmas.) You liked, shared and cheered on dozens of beautiful shortlisted & winning works in the 2019 Awards. We'd li...

This category included projects based on the natural or built environment & any kind of map or dashboard.   GOLD WINNER Earth At Night, Mountains Of Light by Jacob Wasilkowski What if the Earth’s terrain was generated by nighttime lights? This illuminating ...

We have to throw some love to our gorgeous trophies... truly beautiful data visualizations in their own right.     These gorgeous cut-glass trophies grew out of branding work completed in 2018 by Mike Brondbjerg and Fabio Bergamaschi. The design incorporates data ...

Headline-grabbing dataviz from around the world, featuring high quality visuals and infographics.   GOLD WINNER How Kerala’s Dams Failed To Prevent Catastrophe by Reuters Explaining the reasons behind the 2018 Kerala floods and the disaster due to poor manageme...

It was a perfect night at LSO St. Luke's. We sipped prosecco, posed with dataviz cookies, and celebrated some of the world's most talented data artists & info designers. If you weren't able to join us for the "Oscars of the chart world" - you were missed. Fortunately our p...

These works won awards for their excellent visualizations on being, gender, language and (the quantified) self.   GOLD WINNER A View On Despair by Sonja Kuijpers at Studio Terp A deceptively dark data-art landscape representing a novel and deeply personal depic...

Jordan Vincent is a busy man. As a UX engineer and designer for Roam Analytics and co-founder of Adminica, you might think he has limited time for exploring the beauty of the US National Parks... but he makes the time. This passion for the outdoors led him to create one of the...

Dataviz featuring sports, hobbies, gaming & leisure activities.   GOLD WINNER Live BMX Data Visualization by CLEVER°FRANKE Innovative sensor technology reproduces freestyle BMX performances, ramping up the excitement, tracking every single trick and creatin...

This group of judges for the 2019 Information is Beautiful Awards are engaged in an impressive body of work revealing & visualizing the world around us - in fields ranging from biomedical communications to cartography. Read on for more of their incredible achievements. ...

This category included works based on artforms, historical events, ideas, and customs.   GOLD WINNER Codex Atlanticus by The Visual Agency The largest existing interactive collection of Leonardo da Vinci’s work, shedding a new light upon the evolution of the ge...