The phrase "a visual exhibition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or display that showcases visual art, photography, or other visual media.
Example: "The gallery is hosting a visual exhibition featuring local artists and their interpretations of urban life."
Alternatives: "a visual display" or "a visual showcase".
Figures 6, 7 and 8 visually illustrate the variation of observed porosity values and predicted porosity values from the two models, thus providing a visual exhibition of accuracy.
But recently in a weird plot twist, Showpaper extended their all-inclusive happy good vibes to the art world and opened their arms to whatever anyone wanted to give them for a visual exhibition.
Slavick's curation of a visual exhibition in a book succeeds to the extent that it should be recommended to any and all who both value a survey of politically motivated art and are searching for an art of renewed existential priorities.
The lobby entrance scene was filmed in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, but for the shooting sequences a one hundred and eighteen foot wide, life-size replica, including an audio visual exhibition with works of Julian Rosefeldt, was built in Germany.
Its curators and designers have created a jaunty aural and visual exhibition, "Hava Nagila: A Song for the People," that portrays the song in virtually all its exponential iterations.
I can't think of a more apposite theme for a visual arts exhibition.
"In a visual arts exhibition, you can put 50 Picassos on a wall, but it would be deathly to expect a visitor to look at even 20 letters in one part of the exhibition".
This year's schedule, for example, includes a raft of nontheatrical programming, including a literary reading series (FringeInk), a visual art exhibition (FringeArt) and a children's theater program (FringeJr).
It was the most visual exhibition I've ever seen".
Its work ranges from the zany, films for primates, to the more grounded, a visual-arts exhibition commemorating Yuri Gagarin's trip into space.
As well as the Games themselves, London is hosting a Cultural Olympiad, with today witnessing the opening of a free audio-visual exhibition telling the story of the Olympics from their creation in 776BC through to 2012.
