We branded, laid out and designed an exhibit dedicated to a 100-year-old collection of artwork given to the Pittsburgh Public Schools and enjoyed by tens of thousands of school children over the years. The Gift of Art exhibit featured nearly 80 paintings, as well as sculpture and other media, from the Public Schools’ collection. The exhibit included some of the first pieces purchased for the collection, as well as art created in the past decade—offering an interesting perspective on the work of regional artists and what it tells us about Pittsburgh and its people. We used a grouping system for each piece to help attendees digest each piece as they explored the exhibit. We also employed a few visual cues such as school lockers and a “lost and found” section to help keep the historical context of the exhibit.