This theme issue of "InSEA News" is about children's art exhibitions and their cultural and educational contexts. The authors, from Canada, Australia, the United States, and Scotland, offer a variety of viewpoints about why, where, when, and how children's art exhibitions should be displayed. Issues discussed include who designs the exhibitions, for which audiences, what are the intentions and values associated with exhibitions of children's art, and do these exhibitions tell more about teachers' influences or students' creations? Articles in the journal are: "Exhibits, Exhibitions, and Exhibitionism" (Nancy Lambert); "Children's Art Exhibitions and Exchanges: Assessing the Impact" (Barbara Piscatelli); "Art Exhibits by Children for Children" (Robert Sabol); and "National Exhibition of Art and Design in Schools" (Stuart Macdonald). (BT)