The phrase "and exhibited in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been displayed or shown in a particular context or location.
Example: "The artwork was beautifully crafted and exhibited in a prominent gallery downtown."
Alternatives: "and displayed in a" or "and presented in a".
Its hundreds of full-page photos were shot by amateurs, many equipped with inferior equipment, and exhibited in a downtown Manhattan gallery.
Separated from their family and exhibited in a human zoo during the 1930s, the last sisters face a new indignity: the sale of their childhood home.
"Like Frankenstein, he is a brilliant but mad scientist; he has two personalities, like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, both civilized and savage; and like some sideshow super-geek, he is held and exhibited in a succession of zoolike enclosures".
In short, the notion of directing in the modern cinema has changed; the new freedoms of which directors partake are actually the old freedoms, reflected in the mirror of self-consciousness and exhibited in a self-aware display of style.
Fifteen of more than 3,500 submissions were chosen and exhibited in a 35,000-square-foot warehouse during Art Basel Miami Beach in December.
Secs, Presidents etc. of the society to be stuffed and exhibited in a museum?" The situation was so delicate that the museum shelved its plans for Guy, folded up his half-cured skin and put it into the deep freeze.
November's winning image will be mounted and exhibited in an end-of-year exhibition in the foyer gallery at the Guardian's London office.
What she produced and exhibited in 1994 was "A Postcolonial Kinderhood," an exceptionally savvy and elegant instance of identity politics in art.
Although Hodler's work has been widely published and exhibited in recent years, a catalogue raisonné of his work has been lacking until now.
There they were stored and exhibited in various places, including an Anti-Religious Museum.
His body was brought to Leicester and openly exhibited in a church, possibly in the collegiate foundation of the Annunciation of Our Lady, to show his death.
