CHINESE SCULPTURE FOR CHINATOWN?

The Sound Agents met with Nick Liu in his office in Kingham House, Liverpool Chinatown to discuss the idea of a Chinese sculpture for Chinatown to commemorate Chinese seafarers. Next steps are meeting with the community leaders and the descendants of the 1946  forcibly deported Chinese seamen 

Nick Liu: Photo, Moira Kenny-Campbell

 

LIVERPOOL DOCKERS ARCHIVE DEPOSITED TO LIVERPOOL RECORDS OFFICE

 

Vicki Caren, Lead Archivist. Photo: Moira Kenny-Campbell

The Sound Agents, John Campbell and Moira Kenny-Campbell, deposited the Liverpool Dockers Archive from their recent Exhibition commemorating the 30th Anniversary of the Dockers Dispute, to the lead Archivist, Vicki Caren at Liverpool Record Office, Central Library, William Brown Street, Liverpool. 

The Archive is now on permanent loan and will be available for generations to come who will have an opportunity to learn of the heritage of the Dockers Dispute and the vitla work the Women on the Waterfront (WOW) carried out in solidarity with the sacked men. 

THE SOUND AGENTS LAUNCH NEW EXHIBITION LIVERPOOL DOCKERS DISPUTE '30 YEARS ON'

 

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The Sound Agents launch new exhibition commemorating 30 years since the Liverpool Dockers Dispute

LIVERPOOL DOCKERS DISPUTE 1995 - 1998 '30 YEARS ON'

Robbie Fowler supporting 500 sacked Dockers detail

Women of the Waterfront, Paddy and Joan Bennett's Archive, detail

THIS EXHIBITION HAS BEEN CURATED AND PRODUCED BY:

John J. Campbell & Moira Kenny-Campbell

 

 THANKS TO CONTRIBUTORS 

B & Q Speke, Joan Bennett, Terry Boyland, Sandra Fairey, Terry Flahety, Julie Foy Clarke, Brian Grocett, Paul Hunt, Mike Kelly, Penny Dakin -Kiley, John Lynch, Ian McFarlane, Joan Morgan, Tom Moynihan, Tony Nelson, Elaine Rattigan, Kevin Robinson, David Sinclair and News from Nowhere, Bold Street, Liverpool. 

DOCKERS DISPUTE EXHIBITION