MoMA Artworks - Department & classification

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MoMA Artworks - Department & classification

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Last edited Apr 11, 2023

Created on Apr 10, 2023

This visualization combines a tree diagram with two pie charts to explore the MoMA dataset’s Department and Classification fields. The tree uses a hierarchical layout to show the distribution of artworks across departments and their sub-classifications, with interactive highlighting of connected nodes on hover. The two pie charts display the counts of artworks by Classification and by Department, each with interactive tooltips and legend-based highlighting. The visualization is built with Vue, d3.v7, and SVG, using d3.tree, d3.pie, d3.arc, and d3.scaleOrdinal for rendering and animations.

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Combined a tree and two pie charts that were created using Department and Classification columns in the MoMA dataset.

Changed the color scheme as well to categorize different nodes and their children better.

Individual charts: https://vizhub.com/IeKimI/b74da3ba734944228eb7d47b3996987c https://vizhub.com/IeKimI/4062b049acdf46579bd4ce653d1e161f https://vizhub.com/IeKimI/739beac2fcc640ecacae3d23e5a1ba00

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