Do you say shown in a gallery or at a gallery?

You generally say “shown in a gallery” when referring to artwork, photos, or items displayed inside a gallery.

Examples:

“Her paintings are shown in the gallery.” ✅

“The new exhibition is shown in the gallery.” ✅

You would use “at a gallery” to refer to the location or event itself, not the display inside.

Examples:

“We met some artists at the gallery.” ✅

“There’s an opening reception at the gallery tonight.” ✅

So: “in” = inside/displayed; “at” = location/event.”

For mmore info : nsda.portal.gov.bd/site/view/photogallery/-