The phrase "exhibition guide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or resource that provides information about an exhibition, such as its layout, featured works, and artists.
Example: "The exhibition guide includes detailed descriptions of each artwork on display."
Alternatives: "exhibit brochure" or "showcase manual."
The exhibition guide features a quote on every page, including this one: "One cannot fight the battle without freedom.
Each day, a Kaufman friend, colleague or relative has gamely agreed to be present, reminiscing, answering questions and serving as exhibition guide.
It has been written to help children understand the show, but can be used as a standalone resource, especially in conjunction with the Light Show exhibition guide.
For the CeBIT2000, the Fraunhofer IGD Rostock developed the official electronic exhibition guide (eGuide) for palmsized computers and is thereby founding a new generation of personal assistant for fairs and exhibitions.
In an invaluable exhibition guide, Mr. Black describes the drawing as being about "the towering beauty as well as the horrors of the 20th century," without indicating which images fall into which category.
Like its residential counterpart, the corporate lawn is seldom a locus of activity and remains largely unoccupied, a green moat subject to surveillance and receptive to control a "power lawn", in the words of the Montreal exhibition guide.
It'll include a free guided tour, exhibition guides and refreshments.
Several visitors have tearfully reported to exhibition guides that they found the names of lost relatives in the book.
Thompson spotted the textiles at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair, where the young female exhibition guides wore the company's wares as an "anti-uniform".
As a consequence of these developments, you will now find some of the liveliest current writing on art in these often unwieldy exhibition guides, and some of the most vivid reproductions.
There is a clinical feel to the environment, something more akin to a retail space as the works lack context beyond the exhibition guides that can be picked up upon entry.
