Dataviz in Asia (March 24')

Dataviz in Asia (March 24')

For this month’s Dataviz in Asia, we’re highlighting works by two of our favourite female data viz practitioners. Shirley Wu and Gurman Bhatia both use data to amplify the contributions of women in the arts and entertainment industries. We’re self-professed patrons of the arts here at Kontinentalist (We love theatre! And bingeing TV shows!) so this was super fun to compile. 

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