Data Through Design

Look at how many people came to see our art! Have you stopped by yet? This weekend is your last chance. Visit us at this Saturday 4/4 (12-7pm) and Sunday 4/5 (12-5pm)💃🕺

Keep giving artists microphones! Our Artist Panel is always such a treat. Nothing beats hearing about the projects directly from the artists! Thank you to all who came and of course to our moderator our 2026 Artists and for hosting us.

If you missed the event don’t worry, the recording is on our youtube! Link in bio🔗

An extra shoutout to Isaak Liptzin who took these great photographs📸

Installation has almost wrapped up! Our artists and team have been working hard to deliver another DxD Exhibition. Can’t wait to welcome you all tonight

🚨Reminder🚨 RSVP for our Opening Reception on March 21, 2026 by clicking the link in our bio 🎉 We’re less than a week away!

Pssst… Don’t forget to RSVP for our 3/29 Artist Panel too!

Location: BRIC House Gallery
Exhibition dates: March 21 - April 5, 2026
Gallery Hours: 12-7pm

Have you been enjoying our 2026 Artist Previews? Would you like to know more about their projects and how they came to be? Join us at on March 29, 4-5:30pm for our Artist Panel! RSVP by clicking the link in our bio 🎉

And of course, don’t forget to also RSVP for our Opening Reception, March 21!

Location: BRIC House Gallery
Exhibition dates: March 21 - April 5, 2026
Gallery Hours: 12-7pm

We continue our 2026 Artist preview for Echo(logies) with “Wild Lots”

“Wild Lots” encourages speculative thinking about the lifecycles of cities, imagining how vacant space might be returned to nature. A garden bed formed in the shape of NYC is outfitted with a customized mechanism which deposits seeds in precise locations.

Artists: Craig Fahner & A.L. Haley

Continuing on with our 2026 Artist preview for Echo(logies) here's "Desire Paths"

"Desire Paths" draws on Parks datasets to examine the ecological rhythms of movement within New York City public spaces. By mapping “desire paths”, or the informal pathways formed by repeated human movement, the project explores the interplay between designed landscapes, human behavior, and the forces that erode urban ecologies over time.

Artists: Becca Ellsworth and Becca Odell

The 2026 Artist preview for Echo(logies) continues on with “The Oracle of Gotham”

Step right up and take your turn at the “Oracle of Gotham,” a machine-medium that channels cyclical rhythms in New York’s urban data to convey prophetic messages from the city’s collective unconscious. These messages are poetic distortions of real urban cycles, reframing data-driven prediction as an exercise in attunement rather than practical forecasting, tuning us to rhythms of activity and rest, abundance and scarcity, presence and loss.

Artists: Karissa Whiting and Elizabeth Costa


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Here’s our first 2026 Artist preview for Echo(logies): “Waste Rhythms: Living Records of NYC Communities”

“Waste Rhythms” is a living data sculpture that turns New York City sanitation data into data vinyl—fabricated circular records that encode years of neighborhood waste data as concentric rings.

Artists: HaoChe Hung & Tianxing (Vincent) Zhu