Julia Zaccone created the graphics working with Roger Westerman Design for Trust Central, a lobby installation for United States Pharmacopeia in Rockville, MD. USP is an independent, scientific nonprofit organization that creates standards for medicines, supplements, and food in the U.S. and fosters global standard-setting capabilities in the developing world. USP convenes a cohort of international volunteer experts every five years at the Rockville HQ. The organization is a model of consensus building across governments, industry, and academia. The installation celebrates USP’s 200 years of commitment to build trust in medicines. Photos courtesy Roger Westerman

Exhibition Design and Content Development: Roger Westerman Design

Interactive Media: Moey, Inc.

Writer: Deirdre Lurie

Fabrication: Explus, Inc.

The Newark Museum of Art

September 18, 2019 – January 5, 2020

“Beyond Zen: Japanese Buddhism Revealed showcases opulent works of later Japanese Buddhist art (1615-present day) drawn from The Newark Museum of Art’s rich collection.

Featuring more than fifty rarely seen objects, including treasures of the Heian (794-1185), Kamakura (1185-1333) and Muromachi (1392-1573) periods.” – https://newarkmuseumart.org/exhibition/beyond-zen/

Exhibition graphics, logo, and design for hand-painted wall murals.

Photos by: Alvaro Keding

The Newark Museum of Art

October 13, 2018 – January 6, 2019

“Featuring a diverse range of fashions, this exhibition showcases more than 40 extraordinary garments created by more than 30 Japanese, European, and American designers from the world-renowned collections of the Kyoto Costume Institute and The Newark Museum of Art.” https://newarkmuseumart.org/exhibition/kimono-refashioned/

Exhibit graphics.

Opening in March 2019 at the New-York Historical Society, this installation celebrated the highlights of the 200 year history of Cravath, Swaine & Moore. The law firm played in integral part in the history and development of New York City and the country. The selection of artifacts include: securing patents for the telegraph and sewing machine, organizing NBC for its original shareholders, and establishing equal access to locker rooms for women sports reporters. Our design brings the Firm’s history to life with the New‑York Historical Society’s unique curation of photographs, documents and prints.

Life Insight is a center for emotional and educational wellness for children and teens located in Bergen County. The partners came to Julia Zaccone in 2019 seeking a new logo that would encapsulate growth and support in a simple, bold, and clean way.

New-York Historical Society

Designed online curriculum for teachers to accompany the exhibition.

“Spanning two centuries, this curriculum brings together paintings, artifacts, and life stories that illuminate how the Hudson River can serve as a case study for the development of American environmentalism.”

Download the full curriculum here:

https://nyhs-prod.cdn.prismic.io/nyhs-prod/abe7eacf-fdae-4bf3-bfe6-7e49a7a03004_Hudson+Rising+Curriculum+%281%29.pdf

New-York Historical Society

September 7, 2018 - March 3, 2019

“Black Citizenship in the Age of Jim Crow explores the struggle for full citizenship and racial equality that unfolded in the 50 years after the Civil War. When slavery ended in 1865, a period of Reconstruction began, leading to such achievements as the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments to the Constitution. By 1868, all persons born in the United States were citizens and equal under the law.” https://www.nyhistory.org/exhibitions/black-citizenship-age-jim-crow

Illustration and design of Voter Suppression wall, 3D Harlem installation with models of interiors, and Wall Banners.

New-York Historical Society

March 8, 2017 - July 30, 2017

Exhibition Design by John Esposito. Art direction and graphic design by Julia Zaccone

“First Lady Dolley Madison is often remembered as a hostess who saved the White House portrait of George Washington from British vandalism during the War of 1812. But in fact, she was the most influential woman in America during the nation’s formative years—a national, almost mythic figure. Even more, she was a powerful force during a time when women were excluded from affairs of state.” – https://www.nyhistory.org/exhibitions/saving-washington

Julia Zaccone created a new brand identity and packaging system for Plan Bee Homestead. Located in Landenberg, PA (just over the DE state line), Plan Bee is a small family-owned and operated homestead selling farm-fresh eggs, raw honey, handcrafted sheep's milk soaps, and lip balms. Julia worked closely with the proprietors to create original illustrations of the various ingredients grown on the farm. Sustainability and budget was a top priority, so we created packaging that they could easily print and assemble themselves on the homestead.

Original illustration and design to celebrate a wedding in Amsterdam.

This is traveling version of the Lincoln in New York exhibit that was show at the New-York Historical Society in 2008. The large show had to be simplified and condensed to 8 panels so that it could be shown at several cultural institutions around the country.

New-York Historical Society

May-September 2012

Created typographic designs for the exhibit Beer Here in the Beer Hall section of the exhibit where the New-York Historical Society hosted events and beer tastings. Visitors were invited to share their thoughts in chalk next to the graphics.

https://youtu.be/0gm5gPWSsfA

New-York Historical Society

October 11, 2013 – February 23, 2014

This portion of The Armory at 100 exhibition illustrates current events of the era using image cut-outs, 3D type, banners, and an original silhouette of the 1915 Manhattan skyline.

https://armory.nyhistory.org/about/

Logo, business cards, pen, and t-shirt designs created for Anthony D. Zaccone Events. ADZ Events offers planning for corporate and private events.