The Design Brief is one of the end products of the program phase of exhibit development, and it is the starting point for the design process.  It is the outcome of the ongoing team members dialog, and it should draw on products from pervious stages (e.g. mission statement, front end evaluation, feasibility study, etc.)

Top: a group shot at the entrance of the exhibit. Pictured (starting from top left) are: Rick Bray, Neil Dahlstrom, Stephanie Chontos and Tracy Anderson.  Front: Beth Kowalski, Maureen Ransom, Lisa Studts, Haleema Mini, and Jenna Carrol-Plante.  Not Pictured: Beth Loecke.

Bottom Left: Lisa and Jenna greeted us with their work on the Introduction Section: The Urge to Collect.
While (pictured right), Haleema and Rick discuss Methods of Collection/Collecting the Past, in Section I.

Here, Neil and Tracy Learn from Objects in Section II.  While (on right) a visitor plays with an interactive in Beth L. and Maureen's Section which asks What's it Worth?
               

(Left) The Whole group worked on Section III together to explain Museums and Collecting.  (Right) Steph and Beth K. closed out the exhibit with Section V: Collecting for the Future.