"excellent exhibition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a display, show, or presentation that is of outstanding quality or merit. Example: "The art gallery's latest exhibition received rave reviews from critics for its excellent exhibition of contemporary works from emerging artists."
This excellent exhibition charts those changes with exhibits including some of the first images recorded with a microscope, portraits of the royal mistresses, and Renaissance paintings that Charles owned.
An excellent exhibition of the Argentine artists who have exhibited at the Venice Biennale, curated by Rodrigo Alonso, is currently on display at Buenos Aires' Colección Fortabat.
The Fogg show is, indeed, an excellent exhibition of sculpture.
Gender is not the issue, however; it is really just an excellent exhibition of paintings.
Reading the excellent exhibition catalog later, I learned that I am not the first to think this.
Interestingly, at this time there is an excellent exhibition of Gerhard Richter's work at the National Portrait Gallery.
The gallery mounts excellent exhibitions, such as the recent The House Of Ruth Presents Janet, by my friend Ruud Rudy van Moorleghem.
Just across from the flea market, the 18th-century Paço Imperial (Praça 15 de Novembro 48; 55-21-2215-2622; pacoimperial.com.br) mounts excellent exhibitions like the recent one on Gordon Matta-Clark.
So why not snuggle down in the safety of excellent exhibitions from some of Britain's great art museums and institutions.
It occupies ground prepared by the excellent exhibitions of classic Chinese painting that Maxwell K. Hearn, a longtime curator at the Met and now head of its department of Asian art, has been staging there for more than three decades.
Celebrating the excellent exhibitions on display was enough.
