"physical exhibition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase "physical exhibition" when referring to an event or presentation of tangible items, such as in a museum or art gallery. For example, "The museum has a new physical exhibition featuring sculptures from the 18th century."
As we head for the exit door to consume art beyond the white cube, is digital practice becoming less dependent on the physical exhibition space?
Eventually I started a blog called lolcatalogue, and then via twitter I asked if anyone would want to do a physical exhibition of lolcats, and it went from there".
Come October 11th, Ditch Projects, a gallery in Springfield, Oregon, will also host a physical exhibition to finalize the project.
I don't know when this project will really 'end.' The Kickstarter campaign will end during the opening of the physical exhibition on October 11th.
Klout is of value to this conversation because it provides a model for how online brands can perhaps be valued in the literal terms physical exhibition opportunities provide.
The physical exhibition and even its title are "decoys" at the center of a series of open workshops and symposia, designed to provoke public discussion on the future of housing in the United States.
The Smithsonian Institution and other museums continue to create online versions of physical exhibitions.
On the operations side, we've removed many of the "pain points" of the traditional process of buying and selling at auction, streamlining the process of shipping and insurance, and eliminating high costs like physical exhibitions and catalogues.
The concept of a museum "brand"—a consistent and coherent identity that ranged from promotion and advertising to physical space, exhibition content, and services was not new.
Pixar studios' production teams explain the process via videos, and then visitors can "experience" different aspects of the production process through both physical interactive exhibition elements and screen-based activities.
In discussing his hatred of dancing, he said of music, "I do not want to use it as an exercise track for a farcical, meaningless, disgusting, brainless physical public exhibition of windmilling, gyrating and thrashing in a hot, loud room or hall".
