The phrase "art exposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an event or exhibition where various forms of art are displayed for public viewing.
Example: "The annual art exposition attracted thousands of visitors eager to see the latest works from emerging artists."
Alternatives: "art exhibition" or "art show".
Her Russian Dancers won first prize in an international art exposition in that year.
On display through Dec. 26, "Transition" coincides with Contemporary Istanbul, an international art exposition that runs through Sunday.
In an international competition" -- the 1929 art exposition in Brussels -- "he won a gold medal awarded to him by the king of Belgium".
ON Saturday, the huge international art exposition Documenta 11 opens in the small German city of Kassel and remains on view through Sept. 15.
Usually off-white and unnoticed, the cemetery wall, blackened by dust kicked up by the heavy traffic that passes by on busy Doctor Arnaldo Avenue, became an art exposition on the night of Sept. 7.
Since 1980 and throughout most of the 1990's, much of the art world eagerly descended on Chicago every May for its art exposition on the Navy Pier, an American version of the celebrated contemporary art fair in Basel, Switzerland.
Hundreds of thousands of visitors come for the theatre, ballet, music, films, and art expositions and the general excitement.
"In general, I hate street art expositions, because I consider that to be a profanation of street art," she told the Moscow Times.
Success in France translated to the United States, where his works were shown in major cities from New York to San Francisco and were displayed in international art expositions like the Carnegie International in Pittsburgh and the Pan-American in Buffalo.
Questions of relevance that clouded the 2009 art expositions were somewhat tempered in 2010 as prominent fairs sought ways to reinvent or at least reestablish their significance in the volatile market.
This fair hews to what has become a tried and true formula among the largest art expositions, offering a diverse array of artists, including many women; panels on protest art, the biennial phenomenon, collecting and investing.
