The phrase "exhibition assembly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process or event of setting up or organizing an exhibition, typically in a context related to art, trade shows, or displays.
Example: "The exhibition assembly took several days, as we needed to ensure that all the artworks were displayed properly."
Alternatives: "exhibit setup" or "display assembly".
The scale is always humane, natural light ubiquitous, and entrance halls double as assembly and exhibition spaces.
In particular, article 25 of the HPL is the first provision in Japan with stipulations for preventing second-hand smoke inhalation in public spaces, such as schools, gymnasiums, restaurants, hospitals, theaters, assembly halls, exhibition halls, department stores, business offices, and government and other public officesc.
What is confused is the exhibition, a sprawling, sometimes energetic assembly of recent work by nearly 90 women from nearly 50 countries that has been organized by Maura Reilly, the founding director of the Sackler Center, and the veteran art historian Linda Nochlin.
As part of the assembly of the exhibition, Breyer P-Orridge and Citron went to Kathmandu Valley in October of last year.
Made in collaboration with PRAXES for the Bergen Assembly triennial, the exhibition is conceived of as an installation as well as a one-night only performance event.
The exhibition visualizes logic and materials, processes of assembly -- fundamental tasks of architectural production.
Most assemblies, demonstrations, exhibitions and speeches organized by Singapore citizens and participated in by only citizens and permanent residents may be held at Speakers' Corner without the need for any permit under either the Public Entertainments and Meetings Act or the Public Order Act.
Decoding the Complexity of Assemblies, Nature, and Human Societies: A photography exhibition showing the contrast between the synthetic and the organic, from a nature-inspired design to a design-inspired nature.
Viennese art lovers are currently being invited to attend an exhibition called Bad Painting, Good Art at the city's Museum of Modern Art, an assembly of canvases by such daubers and graffitists as Picabia and Schnabel.
Yesterday we ran a story about a forthcoming exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, headlined "Byzantine 'self-assembly' church to be reconstructed in Oxford".
