The phrase "about the booth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or information related to a booth, such as in a trade show or event context.
Example: "I have some questions about the booth we will be setting up at the conference."
Alternatives: "regarding the booth" or "concerning the booth".
Overwhelmingly, they show that artists, and their exhibitors, are getting more savvy and playful about the booth format with every passing year.
The gloves were pretty neat, admittedly, but the best part about the booth was that the Freezy Freakies guy was giving away Fun Dip.
When making your proposal, think about the booth size that you're applying for, and if you're applying for a small booth, don't cram it with artists.
By the time we are done taking pictures and talking about the booth, I'm already immersed in Gispert's subcultures and truly grateful for having spent all these time seeing him in action while installing his booth.
There are many discussions between Michael and Jim about the booth that they will have at the market for the coming day, the booth's value determined always by visibility.
Given what I'd seen in online comment sections (a reliable source for information) about the booth, a part of me was expecting combative academics to take me down a peg.
We're all dying to know more about the booth-by-booth breakdowns of that triumph.
Tells about the booths and displays promoting various products and the wide variety of foods available.
Tells about the booths set up and the Art Deco objects from the 1930's which were on sale.
"But that's one of the good things about the booths, because you get the information from the other people".
There seems to be an urgency about it here," says Muir. "Frieze is unlike any other fair in any other city, it's not just about the booths.
