temporary exhibit
[ˈtɛmpəreri ɪɡˈzɪbɪt]
nounpl: temporary exhibits
exposição temporária
1. A public display of artworks, artifacts, or other items in a museum, gallery, or exhibition space that is intended to be shown for a limited period of time before being removed or replaced
The museum is featuring a temporary exhibit of Renaissance paintings this summer.
O museu está apresentando uma exposição temporária de pinturas renascentistas neste verão.
2. A curated collection of items displayed for educational, cultural, or commercial purposes with a predetermined end date
The temporary exhibit on ancient Egyptian artifacts will run for three months.
A exposição temporária sobre artefatos do Egito Antigo durará três meses.
In Brazilian culture, temporary exhibits are significant cultural events, particularly in major cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Museums often use these exhibits to attract diverse audiences and generate cultural dialogue. In the USA, temporary exhibits are a staple of museum operations, often used to draw visitors and create seasonal interest. The term 'pop-up exhibition' has gained popularity in both cultures as a modern, trendy alternative.
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