THE SOUND AGENTS

Liverpool England

Tuesday, 7 June 2011

Chinatown my Chinatown Reflections

Posted by Mr Campbell & Ms Kenny at 06:31

Labels: Chinatowns, contemporary art, Liverpool Art School, public sphere

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The Sound Agents

soundagentsltd.com

SPECIALISTS IN LARGE FORMAT PUBLIC ART WORK

Welcome

The Sound Agents artist led Arts, Cultural and Heritage organisation design and deliver innovative projects using audio/visual methods including oral history and film to document a sense of time and place adding to the field of international research. The Sound Agents promote public understanding and access to British hidden social history

CONSULTANCY AND CONCEPT DESIGN

The Sound Agents are an established, professional company using art as a tool for communication to beautify buildings and interiors.

Choosing the right artists to help you improve your business image is important to engage with the public and your clients in the right way to enhance your brand.

Free 30 minute consultation

CONTACT:

Email: Thesoundagents@gmx.co.uk

Mobile 07923925379 Tweet @RadioChinatown

ORAL HISTORY WORKSHOPS

Are you working on a local history or heritage project?

The Sound Agents provide oral history workshops to train organisations and communities how to record stories, memories and reminiscences to improve your project.

Contact John and Moira for a chat Thesoundagents@gmx.co.uk

Tel: 07923925379

MEMBERS OF THE ROPEWALKS CIC

Long Distance Conversations

Mr Richard Yong
Mrs Lilian Morris

Radio Chinatown

The Sound Agents are storytellers capturing reflections, observations memories and dreams lost and found.

If you have an interesting Chinatown story or memorabilia, photographs or moving image we would love to hear from you. Contact us Thesoundagents@gmx.co.uk

'Everyone is hungry for stories' STUDS TERKEL

The Agents are keen to provide opportunities and experience to showcase women in roles traditionally reserved for men and promote the proverb "Women hold up half the sky"

The Liverpool Chinatown Oral History project was funded in 2014 by

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