"exhibition format" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is often used in the context of setting up and displaying items for an exhibition or event. For example, "The museum was tasked with arranging the artifacts in an exhibition format for the opening reception."
It's a new exhibition format, I would say.
A more traditional exhibition format is observed for the special summer show.
"The exhibition format for art fairs at the Armory has remained essentially unchanged for the last three decades," Mr. Viñoly said in a statement.
Many efforts push, sometimes to a sophomoric degree, against the boundaries separating art and life while straining the limits of the exhibition format.
A persuasive example of a familiar exhibition format: the broad-spectrum traveling group exhibition of Latin American artists united under a catchy if vague theme.
It presented them at a high moment of political and cultural turmoil internationally, and in what has been perceived as a radically loosened-up exhibition format, with art created communally, spontaneously, on the spot.
"Here artists can experiment and try out new exhibition formats," said Caroline Soyez-Petithomme, the volunteer artistic director of the organization together with Jill Gasparina.
'The End of Polio' breaks with traditional photography exhibition formats in that Salgado's imagery goes beyond promoting public awareness.
Besides the ticket price (ouch! $30!) the first thing that struck me about AQWA was how the information plaques besides the exhibitions were formatted like poetry.
(If you want to see what snapshots looked like when Kodak cameras were brand new, check out the small exhibition of circular format pictures at the International Center of Photography in Manhattan, "The First Snapshots: At Home and Abroad").
His ongoing 3D photography series titled "Mimicry" consists of large format, exhibition-worthy pictures that explore the idea of subjects blending with nature in unfamiliar, cold surroundings.
