Organised bar plots and a pie chart visualise every artist's exhibition history in different art institutions. Each plot or pie section stands for a different type of institution.

The plots in the bar graph are stacked on top of each other to illustrate the total number of shows in each year and the relation between gallery, museum or biennial shows. The pie chart visualises the relation between expositions in different institutions over the whole period.

These charts help you to understand in which sphere the artist is most active; whether this concerns curatorial shows in public institutions or sale-shows in private galleries.