The Art of Data

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Image shows a young person at a New York City Council press conference holding a sign reading “I Count Because I Am Your Neighbor.”
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Our state's future funding, city planning, and political representation all rest upon a full and accurate enumeration. 
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Map of upper Manhattan where the height of the extruded cubes corresponds to median household income, with higher sections of the matrix representing higher incomes and lower areas representing lower incomes.
Tuesday, March 31, 2020

The Art of Data

Artists visualize data in novel and interactive forms to show the dimensions of urban life that usually go unnoticed.
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The Census and Who We Are

Friday, March 27, 2020 by Grace Billingslea

By Grace Billingslea

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Image shows a young person at a New York City Council press conference holding a sign reading “I Count Because I Am Your Neighbor.”
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Our state's future funding, city planning, and political representation all rest upon a full and accurate enumeration. 
Map of upper Manhattan where the height of the extruded cubes corresponds to median household income, with higher sections of the matrix representing higher incomes and lower areas representing lower incomes.
Tuesday, March 31, 2020

The Art of Data

Artists visualize data in novel and interactive forms to show the dimensions of urban life that usually go unnoticed.
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Germ City: How Past Epidemics Can Shape Our Knowledge of the Coronavirus

Wednesday, March 25, 2020

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Florence Mills: Broadway Sensation of the 1920s

Tuesday, March 24, 2020 by Susan Johnson

By Susan Johnson, Project Director, New York at Its Core

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Teachers Explore Data and the Census

Friday, March 13, 2020 by Dan Ewert

By Dan Ewert, Former Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Predoctoral Fellow and Contributing Scholar for "Analog City: New York B.C. (Before Computers)"

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The City Within Programs

On left, members of the Park Slope community on the street playing with bubbles. On right, the night sky in Prospect Park with reflections of the lights from below.
Alex Webb Park Slope, 2018 ; Rebecca Norris Webb Shimmering, Prospect Park, 2018

Inspired by our exhibition, The City Within: Brooklyn Photographs by Alex Webb & Rebecca Norris Webb which presents more than thirty images by celebrated photographers Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb, join us for a weekend of programs with the Webbs.

Click on a program below for more information and to purchase tickets or register. 

Supporters

The City Within is made possible in part by Cherylyn and Chris Ahrens, Bill and Victoria Cherry, Susan Griffith and David Neill, William and Elizabeth Kahane, Marina and Andrew Lewin, Jennifer and Andrew Marrus, and Ann G. Tenenbaum and Thomas H. Lee.

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