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MoMA Exhibition Explores Information Design, Including AI-Generated Memories

MoMA's "Full Disclosure: The Edge of Information Design" showcases information design from classic infographics to AI-driven projects. Curator Paola Antonelli highlights the investigative nature of the field.

Works from Domestic Data Streamers' "Synthetic Memories Archive" feature AI-generated images based on real people's memories, exploring therapeutic uses.

Laura Kurgan and Dan Miller's "Two Sides of the Same Coin" visualizes land use and microbes to depict biodiversity loss.

Antonelli sought to show how designers create their own data, enabling viewers to trace their methods.

Forensic Architecture and Forensic Oceanography's "The Seizure of the Iuventa" uses models to aid an NGO rescue boat.

Kate Crawford and Vladan Joler's "Calculating Empires" maps institutions and theories across human culture since 1500.

Digital articles and the handmade "Dear Data" series demonstrate information design's diverse applications and the importance of clear communication.

AI-samenvatting op basis van de bron.