Giorgia Lupi is an artist and designer based in New York. Her work is held in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art and has been exhibited internationally, including at Centre Pompidou, Triennale Milano, Cooper Hewitt, and — in a 2026 solo exhibition — the Gallerie d'Italia in Vicenza. In 2025 she began a sustained studio practice in painting and works on paper.
A few of the main awards and honors:
The New Yorker — "Can Data Be Human?" by Alexandra Lange
The Guardian — "An interview with information designer Giorgia Lupi"
The New York Times — "1,374 Days: My Life with Long Covid"
The Washington Post — "From a Restricted Italy, an Artist's Eye on the Coronavirus"
Artribune — "Giorgia Lupi: L'Umanesimo dei Dati"
Il Giornale dell'Arte — "L'umanesimo digitale di Giorgia Lupi"
Vogue — Giorgia Lupi for & Other Stories
Vanity Fair — The stories that live inside our data
Forbes — "Can Data Be Human?"
The Roku Channel — "Full Bleed," documentary
For the full CV — complete exhibitions, talks, awards and press — giorgialupi.com.
For studio and exhibition inquiries:
giorgialupi@gmail.com