When you were a child, I suppose many of you had a favorite toy. Depending on what generation you grew up in, it could have been a number of things, from a Barbie doll to a Star Wars figure, a toy truck or a dinosaur, a Matchbox car, or even a Beanie Baby. But what happened to all of those toys? Do you still have them, were they passed down to another generation, or did they get discarded or sadly lost?

Panopticon Gallery is proud to present Child's Play, a group exhibition on display from April 12 - May 28, 2012 examining how toys are portrayed through contemporary photography. This exhibition will feature photographs by Jane Tuckerman, Aline Smithson, Grace Weston, Lisette de Boisblanc and David Levinthal.

IN THE PRIVATE ROOM
Photographs by the graduating students in
Stephen Sheffield's Black & White class at the
New England School of Photography

Located in Kenmore Square, New England School of Photography (NESOP) offers a full—time, two-year intensive Professional Photography Program for those seeking a career in photography and photographic workshops in a variety of disciplines at all levels-from basic camera instruction to advanced digital imaging. NESOP's Professional Photography Program is a balanced, comprehensive program focusing exclusively on photography to provide practical technical and business photographic training while nurturing the students's creative development. (text courtesy NESOP website)

For more information, or high-resolution images, please contact:
Jason Landry, Owner | Director
Panopticon Gallery
jason@panopticongallery.com