The phrase "museum showcasing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could write: "This museum is showcasing a variety of incredible artifacts from the ancient world."
China will open a museum showcasing migrant workers' literature.
A new museum showcasing a Pacific Northwest specialty -- contemporary glass art -- opened in July in Tacoma, Wash.
The latter was a local history museum, the former a natural history museum showcasing souvenirs of the city's seafaring founders.
New museum showcasing contemporary American studio glass, with (so far) more than 500 artworks by more than 55 artists.
When the groundbreaking 21c Museum Hotel, an art hotel complete with a museum showcasing living artists, opened in historic downtown Louisville, Kentucky, it caused a splash of excitement.
Set in a museum showcasing Mayan cultural artifacts, the game requires you to wander around reading placards that supply the answers to pointless questions about Mayan culture.
A museum showcases Ernie's hits, with a life-size waxwork of the man himself.
Because of space constraints, the museum showcases from 800 to 900 works at a given time, although its collection numbers in the thousands.
Squirreled away in a hilly residential section of the Itaewon area, the museum showcases the Samsung Foundation's impressive art collection in a campus of buildings designed by Rem Koolhaas, Jean Nouvel and Mario Botta.
IN 1885, when the Metropolitan Museum of Art was young and New York was home to much new wealth but only a few old masters, the museum showcased a painting on loan from Europe that created a minor stir.
Of all the displays, he says, "one of the most expensive in the museum," showcases photographs and trading cards of Turkish soccer players and movie stars from the 1950s and '60s.
