Seat at the Table 

Women’s Right to Vote and Equality, 100 Years Later 
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Lenfest Center professional staff members Page Talbott and Melissa Clemmer curated and provided project management of this exhibition, Seat at the Table: Women’s Right to Vote and Equality, 100 Years Later,” at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia (2020-21).

Commissioned by Drexel’s Vision 2020, National Women’s Equality Initiative, the exhibition is part of Women 100, A National Celebration of American Women, a series of programs and events marking 100 years since women in the United States—half the population—won the right to vote. 

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Stairs


"Seat at the Table” was designed by Dome Collective. 

The modern installation in the lobby of the Kimmel Center commemorates the 19th Amendment and presents a snapshot of gender equality in the United States, asking “Where are we now?” 100 years later. Visitors can experience current statistics through 3D infographic furniture and take inspiration from pioneering women in different arenas through a wall of interactive screens.  

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Bench


Women of Color in the Workplace. 

Pioneering Women

The multimedia content is also available here, on the Women 100 website. 

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Screens


Pioneering Women: Interactive Screens. 

Virtual Tour

We also scripted a virtual tour of the exhibition, for educators’ use in the pandemic.

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Bikes

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Overhead

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