Tags | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

We have 25 objects tagged data visualization.

Model Of Hyperbolic Space (USA)

Model Of Hyperbolic Space (USA)
wool.
Museum purchase from General Acquisitions Endowment Fund.
2011-16-1

This object is part of the Textiles collection.
There are 3 images of this object.

Poster, FD-3: Flocking Diplomats New York: Same Time, Same Place

Poster, FD-3: Flocking Diplomats New York: Same Time, Same Place
offset lithograph on white wove paper.
Gift of Joris Maltha and Daniel Gross.
2009-30-3

This object is part of the Drawings, Prints, and Graphic Design collection.
There are 2 images of this object.

Software And Source Code, Planetary

Software And Source Code, Planetary
c++ and objective-c source files.
Gift of Ben Cerveny, Tom Carden, Jesper Andersen, and Robert Hodgin.
2013-14-1

This object is part of the Digital collection.
There are 2 images and 1 video of this object.

Staircase Model (France)

Staircase Model (France)
pear, brass wire, bone.
Gift of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw.
2007-45-11

This object is part of the Product Design and Decorative Arts collection.
There are 5 images of this object.

Poster, David Bowie 1976-84

Poster, David Bowie 1976-84
screenprint on paper.
Gift of Non-Format.
2012-12-4

This object is part of the Drawings, Prints, and Graphic Design collection.

Poster, Organs of the United Nations

Poster, Organs of the United Nations
offset lithograph on white paper.
Gift of Anonymous Donor.
1994-109-14

This object is part of the Drawings, Prints, and Graphic Design collection.

Poster, Organs of the United Nations

Poster, Organs of the United Nations
offset lithograph on paper.
Gift of Anonymous Donor.
1994-109-13

This object is part of the Drawings, Prints, and Graphic Design collection.

Magazine Layout, Altro che disarmo (Other Than Disarmament), from IL, no. 20

Magazine Layout, Altro che disarmo (Other Than Disarmament), from IL, no. 20
digital print.
Courtesy of Francesco Franchi.
s-e-1774

Magazine Layout, Ladri di lamette (Thieves Strip), from IL, No. 29

Magazine Layout, Ladri di lamette (Thieves Strip), from IL, No. 29
digital print.
Courtesy of Francesco Franchi.
s-e-1775

Magazine Layout, Benvenuti a Qatartica, from IL

Magazine Layout, Benvenuti a Qatartica, from IL
digital print.
Courtesy of Francesco Franchi.
s-e-1777

Print, Memory Palace, for Sky Arts Ignition: Memory Palace exhibition, Victoria and Albert Museum

Print, Memory Palace, for Sky Arts Ignition: Memory Palace exhibition,...
digital print.
Courtesy of Francesco Franchi.
s-e-1776

PolyThread Knitted Textile Pavilion, PolyThread

PolyThread Knitted Textile Pavilion, PolyThread
3d seamless whole garment digitally knit cone elements; photoluminescent,....
s-e-1867

There are 10 images of this object.

Wall Maquette, PolyBrick series

Wall Maquette, PolyBrick series
ceramic, maltodextrin, alcohol.
Courtesy of Jenny Sabin Studio and Sabin Design Lab, Cornell Architecture.
35.2015.2-1/36

This object was made by Sabin Design Lab, Cornell University.

Prototype, PolyBrick series

Prototype, PolyBrick series
ceramic, maltodextrin, alcohol.
Courtesy of Jenny Sabin Studio and Sabin Design Lab, Cornell Architecture.
35.2015.3a,b

This object was made by Sabin Design Lab, Cornell University.

Prototype, PolyBrick series

Prototype, PolyBrick series
glazed ceramic, maltodextrin, alcohol.
Courtesy of Jenny Sabin Studio and Sabin Design Lab, Cornell Architecture.
35.2015.4

This object was made by Sabin Design Lab, Cornell University.

3D-printed Model, Polybrick

3D-printed Model, Polybrick
3d-printed nylon.
Courtesy of Jenny Sabin Studio and Sabin Design Lab, Cornell Architecture.
s-e-1765-a,b

Model, Knitted Textile Pavilion, PolyThread

Model, Knitted Textile Pavilion, PolyThread
3d-printed nylon.
Courtesy of Jenny Sabin Studio and Sabin Design Lab, Cornell Architecture.
s-e-1865

There are 2 images of this object.

Data Visualization, Flight Patterns

Data Visualization, Flight Patterns
video made with processing, adobe after effects, maya.
Gift of Aaron Koblin.
2014-41-1

This object is part of the Digital collection.
There are 2 images and 1 video of this object.

Mapping the Measure of America

Mapping the Measure of America
USA.030

There are 5 images of this object.

What is Affordable Housing? Toolkit and Rent Regulation Rights Posters

There are 6 images of this object.

Static view of a black screen with a line of gray dots aligned horizontally near the bottom. Intermittent dots are missing, and above each blank space are dots in varying colors of red, flourescent bright green, and light blue. Near the top and directly above each of the colorful dots are larger circles of matching shades. Where the larger circles overlap, a different shade appears. On the left, red and green overlap in yellow. On the right, blue and red overlap in pink; the red overlaps with green on the other side in yellow, and the green almost completely subsumed by a larger light blue circle in a pale green-blue turquoise color.

Installation, Dot Piano
software, keyboard, monitors.
s-e-2540

An interactive exhibit in a U-shape with 90 degree right angles installed on a wall consisting of small rectangular blocks with icons in rows and columns of repeating imagery. Left of center, columns of icons represent a red purple car, rich pink you are here, a dark blue generic symbol for person, a blue evergreen tree with one wavy line, and a yellow person walking on a crosswalk all against a white ground. Centered in the installation is a colorful large rectangular form with bright confetti colors and shapes against a black ground in an abstract design like an explosion. Underneath are three rows and five columns of rectangular forms, all with black question mark icons contrasted against a white ground. Right of center columns of icons represent yellow scales, dark green money, bright green analog clock, a blue purple robot and a purple briefcase. There is order in the placement of the small rectangles and chaos on the large rectangular image.

Next Stop, 2018
wood, card stock, digital prints, electronics.
Courtesy of MIT Civic Data Design Lab.
MOBILITY.002

A musical score and data manifested in a sketch with mostly pink and white petals on tiny stems branching out onto larger stems in an all-over composition on grey paper. Data collected on a disease is then written in swirls in a white material close to the petals in the negative spaces with red dots in various tiny sizes that are evident near each blossom.

Bruises—The Data We Don’t See, 2018
data visualization with original score, still, prepatory sketch.
Courtesy of Giorgia Lupi and Kaki King.
NATURE.005

Digital image of a matrix of blue, red, yellow, green, orange and black dots arranged in an irregular plaid pattern, with mostly blue and green dots on either side of the matrix and mostly red, orange and red in its middle. A few points seem trickling away at the bottom of the matrix. There is no explanation of the significance of the different dot colors. There are more columns than rows, so the matrix appears as a wide rectangle. A legend on the left (title: Taxonomic depth) indicates that each row in the matrix represents a different type of bacteria. The legend consists of several bars next to each other (in a gradation of colors from light yellow to magenta) that show the classification of bacteria in its hierarchical subdividision. A bar next to most rows reads “Bacteria” (yellow); on its right, a light orange bar is split in “Proteobacteria”, “Actinobacteria” and others; Proteobacteria is further subdivided in the next bar (dark orange), in “Alphaproteobacteria” and “Betaproteobacteria”, and so forth. Thus the legend indicates that rows in the matrix are clustered according to the scientific classification of bacteria, so that rows next to each other represent bacteria that are more closely related on an evolutionary scale. A diagonally aligned text at the top of each column creates the illusion of depth and, although the font is very small and hardly readable, appears to indicate that each column represents a different gene product (a specific protein). Overall, the impression gained is that of a summary of genetic diversity within a sample of bacteria, organized both according to the type of bacteria (rows) and the diversity of specific metabolic functions (columns) identified within the sample. Above the matrix is a general title of the visualization: 'Thiocyanate bioreactor genome summary. High density genome summary matrix linked to a phylogenetic hierarchy'.

Metagenomic Data Visualization, 2016
videos (2), data visualization.
Courtesy Banfield Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley and Stamen....
NATURE.010

Black square image of space similar to a starry night sky. The black background is speckled with a huge number of small, luminous white dots. Most dots are linked with others by thin white lines to form a complex web. The white dots, representing galaxies, are spaced out at irregular positions and the links between them create the impression of denser clusters in particular in the middle of the image and along the diagonal of the upper left and lower left quadrants. Not all dots are linked; smaller dots seem to have fewer and shorter links to other dots. These links between dots remind of the visualization of network structures.

Visualizing the Cosmic Web, 2016
video.
Courtesy of Kim Albrecht.
NATURE.011