Join the Live at the Archive: Glorious Data Graphics event in San Francisco for an intriguing exploration of information graphics with renowned data storyteller RJ Andrews. This hybrid event offers both in-person and online participation, so you can engage from wherever you are. Delve into a captivating collection of rare charts and maps from around the world that showcase forgotten design elements deserving of a revival. Gain insight into the fascinating stories behind these remarkable masterpieces, uncovering the unique circumstances that brought them to fruition. Marvel at the remarkable craftsmanship and unwavering dedication that went into their creation. This experience is certain to foster a newfound appreciation for the art and science of information design, as well as the visionary practices of its designers. RJ Andrews, a seasoned data storyteller, employs visual metaphors and information graphics, such as charts, diagrams, and maps, to help organizations tackle high-stakes challenges. Notably, he has contributed designs for esteemed institutions like The White House and MIT. Recently, the David Rumsey Map Collection for Stanford University acquired RJ's very first original artwork—an elevation map of California, meticulously crafted on an antique typewriter. RJ's passion lies in studying the history of information graphics, leading him to publish the Information Graphic Visionaries book series. This series celebrates the exceptional works of three data visualization creators: Emma Willard, Florence Nightingale, and E.J. Marey. Each volume presents fresh written content, comprehensive visual catalogs, and never-before-seen discoveries. Immerse yourself in this enriching event to ignite a renewed enthusiasm for innovative ways of sharing knowledge and perceiving the world. The books from the Visionary Press are readily available for those eager to explore further.

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Four Seasons Hotel Embarcadero

Near Union Square|San Francisco Downtown, San Francisco

The Fairmont Heritage Place Ghirardelli Square

Near Lombard Street|Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco

Fisherman's Wharf

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Night view

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California Academy of Sciences

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Museums

Science & technology museums

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It is a very worthwhile place to visit. I wonder why domestic museums cannot be like this, focusing on knowledge acquisition, without the messy rings, children&#39;s electric cars, and &quot;Dad&#39;s dad is grandpa&quot;

Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco

Near Union Square|South of Market, San Francisco

Alcatraz Island

Historic buildings

Boat tour

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Golden Gate Park

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Golden Gate Bridge

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The Golden Gate Bridge is a landmark of San Francisco and a well-known tourist attraction in the United States. If you come to San Francisco, you must check in at the Golden Gate Bridge.

There are many bridges in China that are more majestic than the Golden Gate Bridge, so in fact, just take a tourist photo near the Golden Gate Bridge to say &quot;I&#39;ve been here&quot;. The best photo spot should be the Torpedo Wharf area on the southeast side of the bridge, and try to go early, otherwise when the sun sets, the photos will be backlit.

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