She has worked as an academic researcher, program evaluator, and technology instructor, and is currently an organizer and curator for DataXDesign. In our M.S. Program, Prof. Bloom is teaching our course on “Visualization and Design” to introduce you to the ever-evolving world of data visualization.

Love how Elizabeth Palmer Peabody “wanted her audience to stop and reflect” - from @laurenfklein.bsky.social’s introductory keynote featuring #DataXDesign at #outlier2025

This year’s #dataxdesign show at @bricbrooklyn.bsky.social did not disappoint - lots of thought-provoking pieces

At the artists' panel for #dataxdesign: Powerful discussion on #opendata as resistance & #dataart as a repository for sentiment & affect in our moment where surveillance data and closed governance assert themselves in the new Federal regime. datathroughdesign.com

@beta.nyc @bricbrooklyn.bsky.social

Kicked off my morning with @nycofficeoftech.bsky.social, @beta.nyc and DataXDesign in NYC. A great opportunity to learn about how civic tech and community group's can engage with municipal public data - more than 60 free events about NYC and Open Data. Check 'em out here: 2025.open-data.nyc

📣 Ma’s House supporters in Brooklyn! Don’t miss the opening reception for Corpus: Bodies of Data, the 2025 @dataxdesign Exhibition at @bricbrooklyn this Friday, March 21st, at 6:30 pm.

This exhibi... https://www.instagram.com/p/DHYj8TDOd08/ #shinnecock #hamptons #nonprofit #mashouse

Start of this year, I worked with the dream team to build a physical #dataviz installation for the DataxDesign exhibition. This 6-month journey was both a challenging and rewarding experience, and we finally spill all the tea in our latest with @datavizsociety.bsky.social

#3dviz #ratlamp #📊