Press Archive - Stamen

The Washington Post

Ed Ruscha’s stunning Sunset Strip art project lets you tour its full length, east to west — and back in time

We design maps for a living. Here’s who got the 2020 election right

An Interface for Exploring Ed Ruscha’s Sunset Boulevard Street Views

DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE 5 design things to do Oct 12 – 18

Forget Tarantino: This treasure trove of Ed Ruscha photos is a love letter to Hollywood’s changing landscape.

Getty Research Institute Presents 12 Sunsets, an Interactive Website Exploring Ed Ruscha’s Photos of Sunset Boulevard

The Los Angeles Times

65,000 photos of Sunset Boulevard: Take the ultimate road trip with Ed Ruscha

The best charts for tracking coronavirus, according to visualization experts

How maps tracking climate disasters fall short – and endanger lives

A Field Guide for the Entire 21st Century

Google Cloud News

Cloud Storage requests create data art and usage insights

Public Library of Science

Science and art find common ground: the importance of storytelling

The City That Remembers Everything

Financial Times

V&A to showcase the ‘world of tomorrow’

Bloomberg Business Week

You Have Eric Rodenbeck to Thank for All Those Sweet Infographics

An AI Tool Predicts City Wealth Based on Satellite Imagery

Is the ground beneath the Stanford campus listening to you?

Change a Neighborhood’s Poverty or Wealth With a Mouse Click

An AI That Predicts a Neighborhood’s Wealth From Space

Bloomberg CityLab

Beneath a Bustling University Campus, a Big Cable Is Listening

KCRW 89.9FM Music, NPR News, Culture Los Angeles

Stamen brings artistry to data visualization — and wins Cooper Hewitt Design Award

KCRW 89.9FM | Music, NPR News, Culture Los Angeles

Stamen uses maps to bring data to life

Stamen Design Wins Prestigious Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum’s 2017 National Design Award For Interaction Design

Why We Had No Idea Trump Would Win

Parks Alliance Launches Interactive Map Of Southeastern Waterfront’s ‘Blue Greenway’

Huffington Post

Can This Interactive Map Of Emotions Bring World Peace? The Dalai Lama Thinks So

Scientific American

Data Visualization and Feelings

Can the Dalai Lama’s new website help you achieve inner peace?

Why High-Skilled Freelancers Are Leaving Corporate Life Behind

A Map Of How Emotions Influence Our Lives, Commissioned By The Dalai Lama

Visualize Your Emotions Based on Psychology and the Dalai Lama’s Insight

Atlas of Emotions, a collaboration with the Dalai Lama

Can Enlightenment Be Found Online? We Tried the Dalai Lama’s New Website

Channel Your Inner Dalai Lama And Find Peace With This Interactive Website Of Emotions

Inner Peace? The Dalai Lama Made a Website for That

Stamen’s Atlas of Emotions, Inspired by the Dalai Lama

The Chronicle of Higher Education

‘American Panorama’ Uses Digital Tools to Remap History

Cameron Blevins

AMERICAN PANORAMA: PART I

American Panorama Is an Interactive Atlas for the 21st Century

Smithsonian Magazine

Explore America’s History With These Richly Interactive Maps

Stuff We Liked: Amazingly Amazing Scientific Papers

Bloomberg CityLab

A Historical Atlas of America, Built for the 21st Century

See the US Welcome Millions of Immigrants Over 150 Years In this Interactive Map

Atlas of United States history

Stamen Design and the “Hippie Geeks” of Data Visualization

A Dead-Simple Tool That Lets Anyone Create Interactive Maps

Handelsblatt GmbH

Das Geld kommt mit der Mikrowelle

San Francisco Arts Quarterly

ERIC RODENBECK & QUENTIN HARDY In conversation with Andrew McClintock

Watch Bitcoin Become a Financial Battlefield in These Amazing Charts

As the World Fills with Data, the Plain-Vanilla Pie Chart No Longer Suffices

A Makeover for Maps

Online-Karten, so schön wie gemalt

Stamen Helps You Ask Obama Questions Via Twitter

Stamen Design Wins a $400,000 Grant for New User-Generated Data-Viz Project

Communications Arts

A San Francisco studio makes magic out of data on maps that beg to be explored

MIT Technology Review

The Minds Behind Mappr

Tagging the Long Tails of the Digerati

The Wall Street Journal

For Photo-Share Sites, A Second Act on Web; Route 66, Anyone?