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From how the Natural History Museum collects artefact data, to how artists turn data into creative artworks, we work with, showcase and promote the use of data in art, culture and heritage.

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Blog, News 15/09/2020
ODI Writers' Fund for Black History Month 2020
- Arts, culture and heritage
- Data infrastructure
- Data publishing and use
- Policy
- Dr Mahlet (Milly) Zimeta
- Sir Nigel Shadbolt
Do you have a data story to tell for Black History Month? We’re looking for Black writers who can use data to tell a story or tell a story about data. We know these stories exist and want to give space to them.
Blog 28/01/2020
Communicating data stories through art and storytelling
- Arts, culture and heritage
- Data publishing and use
Can data entertain as well as inform, and excite as well as educate? How might people interact with data when it is represented in art, games, and storytelling rather than spreadsheets? Our Senior Technology Developer, Rachel Wilson introduces our latest project exploring these questions
Blog, News 11/04/2019
From digital twins to open cities: find out about our new innovation projects
- Arts, culture and heritage
- Built environment and housing
- Data ethics and privacy
- Emerging tech and AI
- Health and physical activity
- Innovation
- Public service design
- Retail and consumer
- Science and research
- Search and discovery
- Startups
- Transport
- Weather, energy and environment
New innovation projects will explore how to use data to support city data ecosystems, collaboratively maintained datasets and competitiveness through data
Blog 22/02/2019
Not Neutrality: What does fair really mean for service users?
- Arts, culture and heritage
- Public service design
Is there such a thing as a fair, neutral interface? ODI Research Artist in Residence Alistair Gentry considers the subjectivity of fairness in technology and services, and what that means for their design
Blog 21/02/2019
Open Data Day: Dr Dave is here to cure what ails you
- Arts, culture and heritage
- Built environment and housing
- Data ethics and privacy
- Emerging tech and AI
- Health and physical activity
- Innovation
- Public service design
- Retail and consumer
- Science and research
- Search and discovery
- Startups
- Transport
- Weather, energy and environment
- Dr Dave Tarrant
- Hannah Foulds
Poorly portal? Lice in your licence? Trust issues with Data Trusts? This Open Data Day, Dr Dave is here to answer your open data questions, however embarrassing…

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