The phrase "a museum presenting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a museum that showcases or displays specific exhibits or themes.
Example: "The city has a museum presenting the history of local art and culture."
Alternatives: "a museum showcasing" or "a museum featuring".
Across the country directors like Mr. Lowry are bracing for the effects of an economic crisis that could change everything from the size and kinds of exhibitions a museum presents to the acquisitions it could afford and the merchandise it should offer in its shops.
Having this room in a museum presents nature as separate and manipulable.
There's talk of a cutting-edge museum presenting the exciting new discoveries, new archaeological sites in the future, and greater interest in little-visited outlying temples already accessible to the public.
Meanwhile, Mr. Tek next month will showcase an Indonesian artist, a first for his private museum, presenting the work of Dadang Christanto, a politically engaged artist, now based in Australia.
And it describes the ultragemütlich Neue Galerie New York, Museum for German and Austrian Art, which is basically a splendidly wrapped gift of an entire museum presented to the city.
Google's first collaboration of its kind with an art museum, presented yesterday in Madrid, allows viewers anywhere in the world to home in on tiny sections of the chosen works, and skim the canvas in a way that is unimaginable in real life.
It wouldn't be fair if the Apple itself didn't get some of that juice, so as a preview the museum presents this free afternoon of music.
Florence Griswold Museum This attractively situated museum presents mostly Impressionism-related historical exhibitions with a strong educational focus.
Meant to bring the stories of the Torah to life through an immersive real-life diorama, the museum presents a highly idiosyncratic vision of the natural world.
