At the intersection of information visualization, data analytics, information graphics, digital art and design, and beyond, lies a challenge: how can practitioners such as artists, designers, engineers, social scientists, scientists and humanities scholars produce perceptual experiences and interfaces which enable meaningful and insightful communication of patterns derived from otherwise abstract data? This course will explore both state-of-the-art and exploratory approaches for displaying data in ways that are accessible through vision, hearing, and touch. Theory and practice will converge through an interdisciplinary team project that delivers a demonstration system of raw data through to visualization.