NEURATH STORYTELLING : Making urban interventions with pictograms

Ort: Mobiles Stadtlabor
Workshop von Jose Duarte
Mittwoch, 02.09.2015, 10:00 Uhr


This Workshop is a fusion between Otto Neuraths pictorial statistics and modern Open Data visualisations.

What if we tell infographic stories using the Neurath pictograms? And what if we take that stories outside and make an infographic urban intervention? In this 4 hour analog visualization workshop we are going to explore the storytelling possibilities behind pictograms and then share that stories with the city.

What we are going to do:
1. Understand the use of pictograms to tell stories
2. Make an infographic using the Otto Neurath pictograms
3. Make an urban intervantion using stickers or stencils with the Neurath pictograms

 

Biografie von Jose Duarte

Jose is a Colombian information designer, magister in communication and visual storyteller.

Unlike most of the infographics we see today, his data visualizations aren´t high-quality computer-aided; they´re handmade using simple items like balloons, tape and ruber balls. Using ordinary materials he has experimented with various visualization techniques from area charts to bubble graphs and ven diagrams in diverse scenarios as business, art, street interventions and even astronomy.

Now, he is exploring simple ways to visualize information quickly and easily and his work – particularly the handmade visualization toolkit and the #easydataclip project – has inspired and encouraged people to approximate to data visualization for the very first time.

His work has been published by Gestalten´s book Visual Storytelling and Promopress´s Infographics: designing and visualizing data and has appeared in world wide specialized magazines and blogs as Owni, Marie Claire, infoaesthetics, brainpickings and Co.Design among others.

He has made infoviz conferences and workshops in Colombia, Mexico, USA, Germany, Austria, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium and Slovakia among others.

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Programm 2015