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is pleased to announce the opening of Corpus: Bodies of Data, a public exhibition of ten data-driven, interdisciplinary art projects presented in partnership with BRIC.
We invite you to join us for the opening reception on Friday, March 21 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm.
Please RSVP for a (free) ticket.
About the Exhibition: Corpus: Bodies of Data
is the 2025 exhibition of , an annual data art exhibition featuring works that creatively analyze, interpret, & interrogate data made available in NYC's Open Data Portal. This exhibition is presented by DxD in partnership with BRIC & is on display at BRIC House from March 22 through April 6, 2025, from 12pm - 7pm daily.
Corpus carries multiple meanings. A corpus might be a body of work, knowledge, literature, or language - the embodiment of activity, values, or beliefs. Corpus can also mean a physical body, an aggregation of organisms, a group of elements or people, or the corporeal substance of a thing.
This year, DxD asked artists to think about the concept of a corpus, or body of data, that can be physical or ephemeral. We imagine a dataset as a body of knowledge that indexes people in a community, events in a timeline, or observations in an area. But datasets are also representations of our bodies & the corpora of living things; collections of individuals, bodies of water, natural & human-made systems, the collectivity of the city. How are these bodies of knowledge born, how do they age, grow, & go through cycles - who animates them & do they expire? And, if we look closely enough, can we discern the shapes of individuals within these collectives? For DxD's 2025 exhibition, we encouraged participating artists to consider corpus through its multiple meanings, such as a body, a dataset, a community, or an organism.
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
Matas Pia, 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
Corpus: Bodies of Data is organized & curated by the Data Through Design : Julia Bloom, Tereza Chanaki, Rachel Daniell, Jack Darcey, Sara Eichner, Jen Ray, Justin Roberts, & Can Sucuolu.
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