A professional shot of the desk, just before opening Here are some very informal notes about Mind'Space, an information visualization project commissioned by The Museum of Modern Art. It was installed February 8 and ran throught April 22, 2001. My inexpert snapshot of hoards of people at the opening There’s a bare minimum of information here. E-mail me if you would like more. The most detailed source of information about the project here is this two-page overview. If you’re more interested in the interaction design techniques and philosophy, here's an excerpt of what I said about it at InfoVis 03. But here's MoMA’s press release and my initial note to my friends about it. More snapshots, of Mind'space under construction An applet version of what’s running on the desktop. Warning: works best with a 1280x1024 screen; tested only on Windows 2000 and later, MSIE. Here's a screen capture if you don’t want to run the applet. Thanks to Karen Holland and Ken Sattersfield of Avocent for providing touchscreens to let the public interact with the exhibit. It’s been a pleasure working with everyone on the project; it was one of those rare collaborations where each person involved was exceptional at what they did. Here are the names of the people I directly worked with, I’m sure many others put in the same talent and effort: At (and associated with) Haworth:     Jeff Reuschel     Ronna Alexander     Brian Alexander At Studios Architecture:     Christopher Budd     Kevin Estrada     Andrea Panico At Continuum:     Daniele Testa     Cordy Swope     David Cohen     Matthew Abelson At Clockwork Apple:     Christo Holloway     Erica     Sean At MoMA:     Paola Antonelli     Sarah Robins     Jerry Neuner     Andrew Davies     K Mita     Marianne Goguillon     Charlie Elsewhere:     Tom Gibara (for Tiny XML)     Greg Makhov (at LSDI)