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...

We're re-living 20 November over and over again through your fun photos, hilarious tweets, and ALL of the dataviz cookie glamour shots. While we wait on the professional photography, join us in reminiscing (it's not too early to start reminiscing right?) over your amazing shot...

Dataviz around health, medicine, climate, technology & science.   GOLD WINNER Explore the Ocean – Interactive Scientific Poster by Science Communication Lab Interactive 3D animations and data visualizations explain marine science with a multi-touch display ...

Let's raise a glass to dataviz that pushes boundaries, illuminates truth, and celebrates beauty. Thank you to everyone who joined us on the Information is Beautiful Awards journey this year - now see which entries took home trophies at tonight's spectacular ceremony.   A...

The 2019 Awards judges in data visualization and information design have long set the quality standard in this ever-evolving field. Their work needs no introduction, and we know that many of this year's Shortlisted creators have been inspired by their careers. Check out their ...

Follow us on Twitter for live updates. Starting at 18.30 we'll be posting live from the ceremony at LSO St. Luke's. Follow along to be the first to celebrate the winners of over $25k in dataviz prizes, including 2019's Most Beautiful dataviz.    :: Browse the Shortl...

Last year we wrote about the new Information is Beautiful Awards branding - Fabio Bergamaschi, Mike Brondbjerg and David McCandless worked together to design a logo that represents the thousands of entries submitted to the Awards since 2012. :: Our interview with Mike Brond...

The 2019 Shortlist is filled with works that delve into the many pastimes & pursuits that give meaning to the human experience - among them literature, design, sport and performance. Our judges in the Arts, Performance & Culture space are known for pushing the boundari...

Beautiful dataviz will meet its match in London Symphony Orchestra's St. Luke's, an 18th century church turned cathedral of the arts. Join us as we toast to a year of incredible creativity in data design, in a venue that truly measures up to the occasion.     L...

Our judges in the News & Politics space fearlessly chase after the truth when it's difficult, inconvenient, or dismissed. They are known for telling the story with clear visuals and amazing exposition of data, making this group spectacularly qualified to judge the projects...

Alasdair Rae, Urban Planner at the University of Sheffield and dataviz blogger at Maps, Stats n' Pix, contributed his considerable expertise in maps & graphs as a judge for the 2019 Information is Beautiful Awards. His research focuses on issues pertaining to neighborhoods...

The 2019 Awards judges in data visualization and information design have long set the quality standard in this ever-evolving field. Their work needs no introduction, and we know that many of this year's Shortlisted creators have been inspired by their careers. Check out their ...

We're busy prepping for a night of triumphant dataviz in London, with memories of our fabulous 2018 New York ceremony dancing in our heads. Join the party - get your ticket for the 2019 Awards   Pedro M. Cruz & Felipe Shibuya accepting the 2018 Most Beautiful awar...