The phrase "a showcase which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a specific example or instance of a showcase that serves a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The exhibition was a showcase which highlighted the innovative designs of local artists."
Alternatives: "a display that" or "an exhibition that".
The result is a showcase which still looks snazzy on the outside, yet is already scraggy within.
Site B is situated inside an ethnographic exhibition room of organic materials, and the third site (site C) is inside of a showcase, which exhibits mainly wool and cotton materials.
"It makes sense to bring it to the West Coast, because we're going to be providing a showcase which is hard to find out there". For artists like Miranda, whose real name is Colleen Ballinger, Caruso's quest is a godsend.
Additional programming includes a an international showcase and a summer showcase, which will preview upcoming independent films.
Also new is a trade show, billed as a technology showcase, which is being called the Advertising Week Experience — possibly because the initials spell "AWE".
Then and there, he conceived the idea of CA Boom, a design showcase, which would be part trade show, part happening, part conference, part home tour and part party.
It feels more like a pure showcase which, again, is what film festivals are meant to be.
But this isn't all just about creating a commodity, it's about sharing the source with like-minded individuals in a joyful showcase, which is where the exhibit and magazine come in.
This year's event is an export showcase, which will feature local businesses that grow or manufacture products locally and export them around the world.
By putting their work online, we are providing them with an international showcase, which will contribute to rural regeneration and help ensure these traditional skills don't die out".
For the past five years, he has hosted Bug, a live video showcase, which is now a TV series, broadcast on Sky Atlantic.
