showcasing
v.v. showing the best qualities of someone or something in an attractive way. You use this when you want to highlight a person's talent or a product's features.
v. presenting or exhibiting something in a manner that highlights its best features or qualities. The present participle of 'showcase'; takes a direct object.
The gallery is showcasing local artists this month.
The tech conference is showcasing the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics to potential investors.
By showcasing the historical documents alongside modern interpretations, the museum successfully bridged the gap between academic research and public interest.
Transitive verb — always takes a direct object. Often used in marketing and professional contexts to describe highlighting strengths.
The event is showcasing about new technology.The event is showcasing new technology.Showcase is a transitive verb and does not require a preposition like 'about' before its object.