Data mapping provides a new opportunity for visual thinkers

Data is no longer dry matter for accountants. Creative visual thinkers are in demand to tell stories about everything from food desert trails to population growth in urban areas to the way we use water.
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Data Tapestry at Melbourne Now, NGV. Image: oomcreative.com

The rise of data visualisation in the information age is creating new job opportunities and facilitating an interaction between previously siloed industries.

Data mapping isn’t so much about clinical cartography as it is about documenting emotional narratives. 

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Miranda Tay
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Miranda Tay is Deputy Editor of ArtsHub.com.au