The phrase "additional exhibition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra or supplementary display or presentation, often in the context of art, trade shows, or events.
Example: "The museum will host an additional exhibition featuring contemporary artists next month."
Alternatives: "extra display" or "supplementary showcase".
The museum's most pressing needs are for additional exhibition space for contemporary art and special exhibits and greater visibility for our stellar permanent collection.
The gallery will also have additional exhibition space in the basement level, where Jacolby Satterwhite will exhibit a video for the inaugural show.
In 1998 the museum added a new wing with additional exhibition space.
It is hoped that additional exhibition and performance space will attract more people to the station, Tynemouth and the coast.
Additional exhibition spaces just beyond the spheres were designed with movable partitions that give them a temporary feel.
The stables across the courtyard, which Tenti acquired later for additional exhibition space, are barer still, with stripped walls, concrete floors and exposed beams.
In the coming years as we expand the Archive we hope to host additional exhibitions with the alumni community.
The Americans will play additional exhibitions in preparation for the FIFA Confederations Cup in France in June and the Concacaf Gold Cup in July in the United States.
The Guggenheim's gigantic Rauschenberg retrospective in 1997 filled the entire museum on upper Fifth Avenue and spilled over in two additional exhibitions downtown.
Additional exhibitions housed in the Mint have been devoted to New Orleans Mardi Gras (since moved to the Presbytere building on Jackson Square), jazz music (a large exhibition and additional research materials previously in the New Orleans Jazz Museum was donated to the Museum by the New Orleans Jazz Club), and Newcomb Pottery, all of which have contributed to New Orleans' international fame.
The Hines glass tower will house hotel rooms, condo apartments and additional museum exhibition space.
