“The History of Quakers: A Religious Revolution” is a permanent exhibition at Arch Street Meeting House in Old City, Philadelphia that explores how 17th-century spiritual radicals transformed into leaders of equality, peace, and social change.

Ten Eleven joined the team to develop a visual direction for the exhibition. Through conceptual design of panels and interactives, creation of a custom typeface, illustration, and production, the design solution culminated in a contemporary visual interpretation of a rich history. Thoughtful choices in display, materials, and fabrication complement the architectural elements of the historic site while remaining true to the spiritual principles that have long guided Quakers.

Collaborators: ASMH STAFF, ELIZABETH TINKER, PAUL TRAPIDO, EXHIBITOLOGY

Since 1917, the American Friends Service Committee has been a successful Quaker experiment in nurturing the seeds of change and respect for human life that transform social relations and systems. In their 100th anniversary, they identified a key opportunity to share powerful lessons from their history.

Ten Eleven Design partnered with their team in developing a traveling exhibition demonstrating the effectiveness of nonviolence to build justice, overcome oppression, and prevent violence. Exhibition highlights included development of a life-size immigration board game, a tabletop US budget game, and impactful large-scale graphics juxtaposing images from the past and present. Ten Eleven Design also developed multiple education guides and marketing pieces to promote the exhibition.

Client Collaborator: American Friends Service Committee

The discovery of the giant waterlily, Victoria regia, its world-wide cultivation, and the man made works of beauty it inspired were the subjects of this exhibition at Longwood Gardens.

Ten Eleven joined Longwood's in-house design team to adapt existing book content into an exhibition format. Key project contributions included conceptual graphic design, schematic design, graphic layout and production, and fabrication coordination.

Client Collaborator: LONGWOOD GARDENS

Nestled in a frame of clipped arborvitae and towering trees, the historic Open Air Theatre at Longwood Gardens has hosted countless theatrical performances and concerts since it debuted in 1914.

To celebrate its centennial year, Ten Eleven partnered with the design team at Longwood Gardens to showcase the history of the theatre through interpretive graphics and signage. Ten Eleven worked carefully to adhere to the garden's brand standards, while developing signage and graphics that enhanced the magic of the theatre experience. 

Collaborators: LONGWOOD GARDENS, JAMES CAREY (ILLUSTRATOR)

Ten Eleven Design partners with the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) to produce the Pathways to Family Wellness magazine. ICPA’s mission to advance the family wellness lifestyle is accomplished through the production of a publication filled with rich content and striking imagery.

Client Collaborator: INTERNATIONAL CHIROPRACTIC PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATION

In 1935, George and Eleanor Butler donated the majority of the land for Glen Providence Park in Media, Pennsylvania as a Bird Sanctuary and Arboretum. The park was carefully planned under the leadership of Samuel L. Smedley, and its trails were laid to have minimum impact on the natural environment, while allowing visitors to experience and enjoy the plants and wildlife.

The Friends of Glen Providence Park, an all-volunteer, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization working to preserve and enhance the natural and historic resource of Delaware County, Pennsylvania’s oldest park, commissioned Ten Eleven to create a logo to legitimize their preservation efforts and help build awareness of their initiatives. A flexible branding system was created for use across various educational and marketing materials. To reflect the natural rhythms of the park, delightful logo illustrations change with the seasons…the winter logo features winterberry, the spring logo features trillium, and so on.

Collaborators: THE FRIENDS OF GLEN PROVIDENCE PARK

Sir Isaac's Loft is a 3,000 s.f. permanent art and physics exhibit at The Franklin Institute Science Museum in Philadelphia. Before founding Ten Eleven, Jacey was part of the in-house team at TFI and the lead graphic designer for Sir Isaac's Loft.

The University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education approached Ten Eleven about refreshing the design of their alumni magazine. Ten Eleven developed a new style and magazine standards for the publication, along with overall layout of each issue and custom illustration for articles. 

Client Collaborator: THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

During her time as a designer at Communication Arts, in Boulder, CO, Jacey developed signage for the historic Masonic Building of Denver. Graphic motifs were inspired by the existing ornamentation found on the building, tying together the past and present.