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Large black-and-white infographic composed of dense diagrams, charts, icons and data visualisations exploring themes such as financialisation, globalised capitalism, automation and technological systems. White text and graphics are arranged across a black background, connecting concepts through flowcharts, timelines, maps and schematic illustrations. The information-rich design resembles a research poster, presenting complex economic and technological relationships through experimental visual communication.

Exhibition: Full Disclosure, The Edge of Information Design

Start date: 27 September 2026
End date: 13 June 2027
Time: 10:30 am – 5:30 pm
In-person, the Museum of Modern Art, West 53 Street, Manhattan, New York, USA
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Large black-and-white infographic composed of dense diagrams, charts, icons and data visualisations exploring themes such as financialisation, globalised capitalism, automation and technological systems. White text and graphics are arranged across a black background, connecting concepts through flowcharts, timelines, maps and schematic illustrations. The information-rich design resembles a research poster, presenting complex economic and technological relationships through experimental visual communication.

 MoMA’s first devoted entirely to information design, Full Disclosure features 30 works of digital and analogue information design, including six newly acquired works. This exhibition will explore the many ways in which humans visualise information and how designers, operating in an increasingly complex digital world, can facilitate and shape our understanding.

The show also seeks to recognise the fundamental role of information design, a medium that has evolved into a defining practice of the 20th and 21st centuries and a pillar of the Museum’s design collection.

Organised by Paola Antonelli, Senior Curator, Department of Architecture and Design, and Director, Research and Development, Jules Bernstein, Curatorial Assistant, Department of Architecture and Design, and Forrest Pelsue, 2025–26 Marron Research Consortium (MRC) Fellow.

[Free-of-charge to visit. No pre-booking required.]