The short documentary by Eric Ebner and team on our Perpetual Plastic project (w/ liina klauss Skye Morét) is now free to watch for everybody! vimeo.com/522165954?embe…

Looking forward to speaking at SciVizNYC next Wednesday, March 9th starting at 1pm EST! sciviz.nyc

Incredible opportunity for those that love applying art + design to environmental data—check out this year’s NCEAS residency. I was one of the 2019 Artists in Residence and had an engaging experience!

First Thursday is tonight (6/2, 5–8pm)! All three exhibition spaces in the Pearl will be open, highlighting our PNCA at Willamette University MFA/MA thesis work. CD/DS student installations are in the Maddox Building at 1231 NW Hoyt St (entrance on 13th). Hope to see you there!

Our book on making data physicalizations will be out this fall! Learn about the design processes of ingenious artists and scientists creating data-driven objects.

Our Chair Skye Morét visualized 'How the Ocean Sustains Complex Life' for Scientific American's August issue. Our new cohort of grad students start their first Information Design class today! PNCA at Willamette University Willamette University scientificamerican.com/article/how-th… via Scientific American

U.S. Polar STEAM opportunities are back, incorporating artists, writers, and educators! At such a critical time in the Anthropocene, we need more Arctic and Antarctic voices. Glad to see fellow Oregonians Oregon State University leading this!

Thursday evening Portland Art Museum, PNCA at Willamette University faculty member & speculative design strategist @Joy_Alise of IMAGINE BLACK speaks w/ scholar Robin D. G. Kelley, poet aja monet, & political educator Ekundayo Igeleke about the power of the Black radical imagination. imagineblack.org/blog/freedom-d…

Perpetual Plastic is a physical data sculpture made from beach debris, revealing the fate of all plastics ever produced. Find out how liina klauss Moritz Stefaner Skye Morét went from data to sculpture in the upcoming book Making with Data. #dataviz

Collaborative Design is not a term many are familiar with. My MFA students totally wowed us last week with their rigorous and community-based creative design proposals. I share their research questions below in hopes of sharing/seeing more of this kind of design work.

Thanks 2 BBC Earth 4 featuring PetaBencana.id MapaKalamidad.ph @cognicity as exemplary forms of community-led #climateadaptation! Change begins w/ starting fm where we are. It is not about abandoning tools that exist, but finding creative ways to reposition them towards mutual aid

Super excited to announce the publication of Oceans for the Documents of Contemporary Art series from Whitechapel Gallery and The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social ! mitpress.mit.edu/9780262545341/…

👉👉 Out today in @nature our new paper showing how meltwater increases around Antarctica are set to dramatically slowdown the Antarctic overturning circulation, with a potential collapse this century. nature.com/articles/s4158… A🧵on how this work came about and what we found...

Data Visualization Society Jenn Schilling This very nice review over at Data Visualization Society's Nightingale features works by Adrien Segal, Jose Duarte, Ekene Ijeoma, Kim Sauvé & StevenHouben, and liina klauss, Moritz Stefaner & Skye Morét. Thanks Jenn Schilling!

“As humans, we are creating new types of ecosystems that have potentially never been seen before.” theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

I'll be leading an ocean-focused speculative design workshop called 'The Sea Sees Us' as part of the Media Mediterranea festival in Pula, Croatia May 27–June 1. Applications are open until May 15th—come join us! metamedia.hr/en/open-applic…

A Center for Design PhD student, Skye Morét, is hosting “The Sea Sees Us,” a speculative design workshop in Pula, Croatia as part of the Media Mediterranea festival. Keep an eye out on our channel for pictures. Learn more here: metamedia.hr/en/open-applic…

So honored to have won the gold award for best presentation at last week's Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) conference with 1300+ participants in Pucón, Chile. My presentation is part of my Center for Design at CAMD and Northeastern CAMD PhD work exploring effective information design about climate-impacted ecosystems.