Corpus: Bodies of Data
DxD 2025 Artists + Projects:
Elias Bennett, Simon Lesina-Debiasi, Final Inch: Mustard, Data, Sauerkraut
Mauricio Delfin, The Timelines Project
HK Dunston, Jill Sigman, Abigail Regner, Mariya Chekmarova, Breath Atlas
Michelle Hui, Aging Out of Place: Chinatown Elderly
Alison Long, Cass Yao, Keyarow Mosley, Body of Waste
Matías Piña, Arden Schager, Hyperphagia
Natch Quinn, The Entirety of NYC Land
Nishra Ranpura, Tapestreet: The Fabric of NYC
Aida Razavilar, Paul Hanna, Tower of Babel: Bodies of Language in Lexicon
Jessica Reisch, Marsh Temporalities
Exhibition Closed: Stay tuned for the DxD 2026 open call in September and the DxD 2026 exhibition in March!
On view: March 22 – April 6, 2025, 12:00 - 7:00 pm daily
Location: BRIC House Gallery, 647 Fulton St, Brooklyn
Listen to audio interviews with the artists! Hear more about the physical structures of their pieces and the inspirations behind their work.
Aging Out of Place: Chinatown Elderly - audio
Body of Waste - audio
Breath Atlas - audio
The Entirety of NYC Land - audio
Final Inch: Mustard, Data, Sauerkraut - audio
Hyperphagia - audio
Marsh Temporalities - audio
Tapestreet: The Fabric of NYC - audio
The Timelines Project - audio
Tower of Babel: Bodies of Language in Lexicon - audio
Read the exhibition wall text describing artworks and datasets utilized.
Exhibition presented with BRIC.
Learn more about Open Data Week: open-data.nyc
DxD is an annual exhibition celebrating tangible and multimedia expressions of New York City’s Open Data. It provides space for creative engagement with data and new perspectives and understanding of its role in our society.
Data Through Design
DxD is part of NYC Open Data Week, a week-long series of events and workshops organized by our partners at the NYC Office of Technology and Innovation (OTI) Office of Data Analytics and BetaNYC. Data Through Design’s 2025 exhibition is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, and is also supported by Pratt Academic Senate. The exhibition is presented in partnership with BRIC.
Data Through Design is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization via The Fund for the City of New York's partner project program.
