Temporary exhibitions are short-term displays of art, artifacts, or other items that are organized by museums, galleries, or cultural institutions. These exhibitions typically last for a few weeks to several months and focus on specific themes, artists, or historical periods. They provide visitors with a unique opportunity to experience new works and ideas that may not be part of the institution's permanent collection. These exhibitions often feature loans from other institutions or private collections, allowing for a diverse range of items to be showcased. Curators carefully plan and design these exhibitions to engage audiences and encourage learning about art, history, or culture.