Giorgia Lupi is an award winning information designer.

She co-founded Accurat, a data-driven design firm with offices in Milan and New York where she is the design director. She received her M-Arch at FAF in Ferrara, Italy, and earned a PhD in Design at Politecnico di Milano.

She relocated to New York City from Italy where she now lives.

She is co-author of Dear Data, an aspirational hand drawn data visualization book you will find in bookshops in the US (Princeton Architectural Press) and UK (Penguin Random House UK) on September 1st, 2016.

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www.giorgialupi.com
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Her work has been published and featured on the New York Times, Wired, the Guardian, Fast Company, Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, Time Magazine, The Washington Post, Forbes, Slate, Flash Art, Art Tribune, the Daily Mail, Vogue, Vanity Fair, Hyperallergic, It's Nice that, Printmag, CoolHunting, The Creative Review, CNN Money, The Atlantic, Business Insider, the Huffington Post, Vice Magazine, Corriere della Sera, Il Post, La Repubblica, Marie Claire, Interni, La Stampa, Ottagono, l’Arca International, Courrier International, El Pais, among all.

Her work has been featured in recent books such as “Understanding the World – The Atlas of Infographics”, “The Best American Infographics 2014" and 2015 edition, “The information designers sketchbooks” by Steven Heller, “An Infographic History of the world”, “Around the World: The Atlas for Today”, “Visual Simplexity”, “INFOGRAPHICS — Designing & Visualizing Data”, “New Challenges for Data Design” among all.

She keynoted at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, PopTech, the Eyeo Festival, the Fast Company Innovation by Design awards Festival, Visualized Conference, the New York City Center for Innovation through Data intelligence, the Tapestry Conference, Resonate Festival, The international Journalism Festival, Wired Next Fest, Google Kings’ Cross London, StrataConference , New York city Public Library public events’ series, MediaEvolutionConference among all.

She lectured at the School of Visual Arts, Parsons - The New School for Design, New York University - ITP program, Columbia University, Codecademy, UCL London, Politecnico di Milano, NABA - New Academy of Fine Arts Milan, among all.

She wrote articles and essays that have been published in the 2014 “Malofiej book”, “New challenges for data design: articles & interviews”, “Le mappe del sapere”, “The Parsons Journal For Information Mapping”, “the Tafter Journal”, Tableau Blog among all.
She co-authored the book “Visualizing the data-city” Edited by Springer, 2014.

She has been interviewed by Design Boom magazine, The Future of Brands Magazine, I-Charts, the Walker Art Center, Data-stories podcast, Substratum Series, SFU Italian Design, the Legacy Project among all.

Her work won important awards: Gold Medal in Data visualization Projects and Most Beautiful Projects at the Kantar Information is beautiful awards 2015, Gold Medal for data-visualization and Special Mention for best studio at the Kantar Information is beautiful awards 2014, Gold Medal for data journalism at O’Reilly Strata, Bronze Medal at Malofiej 2013, Bronze Lion at Cannes Festival 2013, Special Mention in Core77 Design Awards.
She has also been awarded with the prestigious "Lezioni di Design" Prize within the Design Week, Milan, 2016

Her work has been exhibited at: the New York Hall of Science, The London Science Museum, The Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York, Triennale Milano, The Isreali Museum of Art, the Disnovation Festival 2015 and 2015 in Bordeaux, France; Big Bang Data Exhibition at the Somerset House in London, Milan Design Week 2016 among all.

She has been a judge for the “Kantar Information is beautiful design awards” 2014 and 2015, and for the Popular Science "15 Charts, Graphs and Maps that will Shape the Future of Information" contest 2014.



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