The phrase "above exhibition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an exhibition that has been mentioned or displayed earlier in the text or conversation.
Example: "The details of the above exhibition can be found in the attached brochure."
Alternatives: "previous exhibition" or "earlier exhibition".
Ultimately, however, whether you attribute it to the curators, to a latent outsider genius in Mr. Wood, to the magical nature of photography or to all of the above, the exhibition conjures a haunting, dryly soulful visual poetry.
All year, the Netherlands will observe the 400th anniversary of the birth of Rembrandt, above, with exhibitions and other events.
It's not quite the same as having one of your paintings in the Louvre, but a French exhibition, above, is enhancing the international recognition of graffiti artists.
In the short trailer for the exhibition, above, Harvey eloquently articulates how his work creates a different conversation: "Rather than sort of collapsing in a kind of fit of wailing and gnashing of teeth and apologistic PC bull shit and bullocks, I try to pull out, erect, something that's a thing, and that's the most important thing.
In "Games of Desire," above, an exhibition at La F ica Galer?(Calle Alameda, 9; 34-91-360-1325; lafabricagaleria.com) that runs through March, Ms. Neshat turns from the Middle East to Laos.
winds being directed at the exterior "curtain" of a skyscraper or queasily do the I-beam shuffle while safely supported by ropes above the exhibition floor.
On the two floors above the exhibition space, it has created 36 apartments that will be rented to people who earn 60percentt or less of the local median income.
The Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, Tab and Presley, can be seen in the oceanic exhibition from above and below the water through April.
