"theme exhibition" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to presentations or events that focus on a particular theme or idea. For example, "The museum is hosting a theme exhibition dedicated to the wildlife of the Amazon rainforest."
A bit of a hodgepodge, "Imaging African Art" is more interesting as a collection of distinctive works than as a theme exhibition.
Back up Main Street, the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art is concurrently presenting "Nostalgia," a theme exhibition curated by Carmen Zita, which is addressing ideas of reminiscence, melancholy and longing in contemporary art.
It also presents numerous theme exhibitions each year.
Many of these works have been shown individually or in various theme exhibitions.
He opened two more galleries last year and holds theme exhibitions for target audiences, like paintings for the nursery, or "How Steel Is Tempered" for owners of metallurgical plants.
"Space Is the Place" is one of those goofy but enjoyable theme exhibitions that every now and then arrive at regional museums.
The shows unfold with carefully calibrated shifts in subject, size, visual rhythm and curatorial strategy, alternating larger theme exhibitions with smaller solos, the latter featuring talents who rarely get top billing.
"Dance of the Dragon: Fabulous Beasts in Asian Art" is another in a series of theme exhibitions that highlight relationships among objects in Yale's collection of Eastern art.
MELVILLE Art-Trium "Water World," a water themes exhibition.
DIX HILLS Jeanie Tengelsen Gallery "Fragile: Handle With Care," an environmentally themed exhibition.
BERGEN COUNTY Y "Jewish Views -- 3 Themes," exhibition of works by Herb Benkel and Steven Sunshine, photography and Aviva Yunger, paintings.
