Created a sporty dataviz masterpiece recently? We have the Awards category for you! Brand new for 2017, the SPORTS, GAMES & LEISURE category is here for your infographics & data visualizations featuring sporting or leisure pursuits. In need of inspiration? Look n...

We've discovered & shared some awesome dataviz on our Facebook & Twitter pages this month.  These days in baseball, every batter is trying to find an angle @washingtonpost https://t.co/s24yaAyKSO pic.twitter.com/Q4XVgvjX6V— Kantar IIB Awards (@infobeautyaward) Jun...

What is the future of water? How much water is available? Who doesn't have any? 'Watergrabbing: an atlas of water' outlines the global water situation.      The project details some of the major water-related problems we're facing, and how we might deal with th...

The Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards 2017 is now open, celebrating the world's most excellent information design. To mark our sixth year - and the increasing importance of data visualization & infographics across all media - we're refreshing & relaunching the ...

This year entries will be open for infographics, data visualizations, data journalism, maps, interactives, information art / design & any data-centric video, animation, app or site on these subjects: Public categories  Gold ($1,000), Silver ($500) and Bronze ($250) t...

In celebration of our sixth year - and the increasing importance of data visualization - we're upgrading for 2017 with an awesome relaunch.   Some big changes are on the way, the first being that we're retooling categories by subject. So whether your work is an infographic,...

We've shared some really cool data vizualisations via Twitter & Facebook this month. Cast your eye over some masterly examples below From glowworms to the Great Blue Hole, find out which adventures get googled the most with @sxywu for @googlenewslab https://t.co/B35b...

Entry details for the 2017 Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards to be released shortly. Sign up to be the first to hear.   :: Check out the showcase for inspiration :: Follow us on Facebook & Twitter :: See last year's Information is Beautiful Award winners

Physiology professor Christopher Mason spent 18 months swabbing the subway. Giulia De Amicis visualized the results.    More than 656 species of bacteria were identified.   Their microbial map of New York was published in Wired UK.    :: Visit our...

We've celebrated some really cool finds on our Facebook & Twitter pages this month. Here's a handful of April's picks for your viewing pleasure.   Which age group really spends all their time staring at screens? @1843mag https://t.co/BA5HYdjXT2 pic.twitter.com/m...

Amsterdam-based architecture firm XML explore the relationship between parliamentary topology and democracy.   By documenting the parliamentary halls of all 193 UN member states, the creators show how political culture shapes architecture and vice versa.    ...

We unearth the world's best dataviz & share it on our Twitter & Facebook pages. Check out this selection of our latest awesome finds: A new take on the periodic table. By @valeriopel for @La_Lettura https://t.co/moH6hrWFsJ pic.twitter.com/ZxjYezX7xO — Kantar I...

The fifth annual Kantar Information is Beautiful Awards showcased exemplary data-visualization & infographics from around the world, demonstrating an outstanding range of skill, talent & creativity.  All shortlisters were invited to attend our lavish London prizegiv...