The phrase "artwork exhibited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to pieces of art that have been displayed in a gallery, museum, or other venue.
Example: "The gallery features a collection of artwork exhibited during the annual art fair."
Alternatives: "displayed artwork" or "art on display".
The artwork exhibited is available for sale.
A London-born artist, Imbue now lives and works in Brighton, and has his artwork exhibited around the world.
Here is a link to show some of Vint's artwork exhibited near where he lived in New England: http://bit.ly/Vint-art.
His artwork, exhibited recently in Los Angeles and on his Web site, maximusquack.blogspot.com, includes energetic portraits and humorous takes on popular musicians like Jimi Hendrix, Billie Holiday and the duo Gnarls Barkley, all done in a cartoonish style that Mr. Morgensen praised as "very controlled, but in his own crazy manner".
Weather Report did "deluge the populace with artwork" exhibited all across town in numerous venues and outdoors.
Finalists will showcase their talent in a gala performance at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on March 24, and winning visual artists will have their artwork exhibited at a special reception.
Mr. Mueller also kept painting and doing other artwork, exhibiting from New York to Italy.
"Vinita's involvement with a variety of printmaking processes has allowed her to realize a deeper understanding and significance to her artwork," exhibit curator Pat Sparkuhl said in a news release.
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To coincide with last September's Venice Biennale, they released the following statistics: of 1,238 artworks exhibited by the major Venice spaces, fewer than 40 are by women.
Research materials sit on unthreatening shelves in a glass-screened area that encourages the student to cast a relieving gaze at the artworks exhibited on the far wall.
