Snap Happy! Exhibition Traces Children's History With Cameras
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The Photographers' Gallery in London opens Snap Happy! How Children Became Photographers this autumn, covering the history of children using cameras from early elite hobbyists through post-war camera clubs to the present. The show includes photobooks, toys, magazines, advertising, and photographs never previously exhibited, among them covert shots of teachers taken from under desks and homemade cameras built from Wellington boots and dolls.
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