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2026-05-29: Dr Ludovic Ngatsé,
Minister of Economy, Planning, Statistics and Forecasting of the Republic of the Congo during AM2026: Knowledge Event 4 — Valuing the Green Wealth of Nations.
Knowledge Shots on Women's Entrepreneurship Day
Gazarte 19-11-2014
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I visited the "Mapping Knowledge. Understanding the World through Data" exhibition in Mons, Belgium, which is European capital of culture in 2015. An exhibition for all persons interested in data visualisation/infographics, and all those interested by the "knowledge" topic. The biggest surprise for me was to discover and to learn more about the Mundaneum. It is the crazy project of two Belgian, Paul Otlet and Henri La Fontaine, who tried in the late nineteenth century to gather and classified the world’s knowledge available on...paper at that time. They created an internet on paper! Their final goal was to design the ideal society, with the help of Le Corbusier. Mundaneum is not only a big crazy project but it is also the place and the concept that hosts the exhibition (The message is the medium. Isn't?)
The exhibition starts with a large timeline of "data visualisations" (maps, drawings, etc) which begins in 366AC.
An interesting part of the exhibition is on the tree (symbol of knowledge) and its use in visualisations to represent the organisation of knowledge. Another part offers orginal works by Paul Otlet done for the Mundaneum project, wonderful. A part is dedicated to "invisible networks and cities" which proposes visualisations of the hidden flow of data around us. To finish, a section on "Data is art" where artists use data to create pieces of art.
expositions.mundaneum.org/en/exhibitions/mapping-knowledg...
2026-05-29: Dr Claudine Uwera, Senior Strategic Advisor, Office of the Prime Minister, Rwanda sits alongside Valérie Liechti, Ambassador, Assistant Director General, Head of the Africa Division during AM2026: Knowledge Event 4 — Valuing the Green Wealth of Nations.
One of the many dragons that live in our home. This one sits on the top of a bookcase, guarding all of our books and the knowledge in them. If you look closely, you can see that he has a sword to help with his job.
Scientists and local natural resource users can work together to co-generate knowledge about sustainable use. Graphic by Clare Mills for ESPA.
Lab Report created by a researcher at the Lab for Remixed Knowledge.
For more information about the Lab, visit: www.therealadamgood.com/lab/
I had no idea that my friend had played around with the settings on my camera and was very surprised when this shot came out. Nevertheless, I really like the blue tones here.
Introducing my workplace.
By Alfred Tory, Graves art gallery/central library, Sheffield
More info here: public-art.shu.ac.uk/sheffield/tor76.html
2023-03-06: Hon. John Mismuko, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Green Economy and Environment, Zambia with the officials attending the CIF Africa Knowledge Exchange at Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.
I recently heard there was a pedestrian tunnel under the Wellington international airport that cuts right through from Kilbirnie to Mirimar. Stranded without money or transport I decided to wall home through this mythical tunnel. Google maps shows it's shadowy presence. The ceiling is low but it's well lit, no broken glass and only the stale smell of urine to detract from it's late twentieth century charm.