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Friday 11 July 1997 23:02 BST

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Kids 'n' Things is the latest exhibition at The Evening Chronicle Gallery, part of Newcastle's Discovery Museum. The gallery was set up in conjunction with the local newspaper in an effort to provide topical snapshots of local life. On display from Wednesday will be an array of shots of Tyneside's younger residents, at work and play (above). The paper's photographers are no doubt out and about scouring for future subject matter, so if you're a regular visitor to the North East, be warned, it could be you.

Discovery Museum, Blandford Sq, Newcastle-upon-Tyne (0191-232 6789) 16 July to 14 November

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