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Join Agents Kahlo and Dali of the Company of International Artists (a top secret art detective agency) for a creative mission investigating POP ART!


Tuesday 11 August

11am and 2pm

Knowle West Media Centre

Leinster Avenue, Bristol, BS4 1NL


A free workshop blending improvised theatre with hands-on arts & crafts for families with children aged 6+.

We will see what interesting ideas we can find hiding in the work of artists including the British pop artist Pauline Boty, then you'll have the opportunity to use a range of creative materials to make your own art inspired from the work we've been exploring.


The creative mission will end with Agents Kahlo and Dali singing all the ideas you found in the pop art back to you in an improvised song!


Suitable for children aged 6+. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.

The workshop is happening in at Knowle West Media Centre.

It's free but spaces are limited so advance booking is essential.


There is limited parking at the venue and finding street parking can be a challenge.

Investigate Art with Agent Kahlo


Discover your inner art detective with Agent Kahlo, ADHD Art Detective for the People!


Accessible, upbeat, inclusive art history seminars for the culturally curious.

All art detectives are welcome, no expert knowledge needed!


Third Tuesday of the month

7-8.30pm

starting 15 September 2026


On the Hill

Bishopsworth Road, Bedminster Down

Bristol BS13 7JW

Agent Kahlo is from the Company of International Artists, a top secret art detective agency that is proudly reclaiming the art world in all its forms as something for everyone.

Expect a 20-25 minute presentation about different aspects of art history from all over the world delivered in Agent Kahlo's trademark upbeat and quirky style, followed by an informal facilitated discussion.

Want a taster of Agent Kahlo's delivery? She posts daily art investigations for the people on TIKTOK,INSTAGRAM and FACEBOOK.

All agents are welcome, no expert knowledge needed!

You will have the opportunity to suggest topics for future seminars, bring in your favourite art books to share with the group, and even perhaps we'll end up planning "extra-curricular" art gallery visits together! So let's take the plunge and see where it takes us!

This event is ticketed to cover Agent Kahlo's time in administrating, preparing and delivering these seminars. She is a freelance working class artist and is grateful for your patronage.

Under the Hammer: an immersive art mystery for adults

A Johannes Vermeer is going under the hammer at a high-stakes charity auction.


But mysterious intel suggests that all is not right. The game is afoot!

As a new recruit with the Company of International Artists you’ll need to review evidence, decipher codes, and crack puzzles to solve a case of art forgery before the culprit evades justice.


Keep an eye on the details and read between the lines in this fine blend of theatre and improv, escape room and “who-dunnit”, inspired by real-world art crime cases.


A unique immersive theatre experience
Dressing as your favourite detective (or artist) is encouraged!


featuring 9 listening stations inspired by murals

written and performed by art detectives from

Beechcroft and Bincombe Primary Schools


with additional stories written by art detectives who visited Weymouth Library

a totally free SOUND WALK around Weymouth, Dorset

Stories by the Sea is a totally free sound walk based in Weymouth, Dorset showcasing the creative writing and voice acting skills of local students from Beechcroft and Bincombe Primary schools, with some additional stories written by children who worked with us at Weymouth Library.


These honorary art detectives worked with the Company of International Artists to investigate nine murals that form the Weymouth Mural Trail. They created intriguing new stories inspired by details they spotted in the murals, and recorded these as radio dramas for everyone to enjoy.

 

This sound walk goes live on FRIDAY 29 MAY 2026.

See below for our free in-person launch events

After the launch date, this sound walk will be available at any time, and is a self-led experience. There is no set route.

It is hosted on a free sound walk app called Echoes, which requires no roaming data provided you have already downloaded the app and this sound walk before setting out. 


This walk is geo-located, meaning you need to be in 9 different specific places in Weymouth to hear the radio dramas. Most are located on fairly easy terrain suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. 


Funded by Weymouth Town Council


How to Listen to Stories by the Sea

First, download the Echoes app wherever you usually source your apps

Next, use this link to download the Stories by the Sea sound walk to your phone.

This way you won't need to use data or have a wifi connection to access the walk in the street.

Finally, use these links to view a map and further information about the artworks in the sound walk

Don't forget to take headphones for your phone so you can hear the radio dramas properly!

Free in-person launch events

Agents Kahlo and Dali will be leading free, in-person guided walks to give you a taster of Stories of the Sea on:


FRIDAY 29 MAY and SATURDAY 30 May 2026

We will cover different routes in the morning and afternoon on both days.


11am-12.30pm: Meet at WEYMOUTH LIBRARY



2pm-3.30pm: Meet at RED LION PUB, HOPE STREET


Stories by the Sea Audio Transcriptions

We are aware that some locations on this sound walk may have considerable background traffic noise.

Also some young art detectives are naturally still working on finding their confident voice.

Also, some people may need to or prefer to read the stories rather than hear them.
Click on the pictures to access a full transcript of the sound at each location.

a totally free SOUND WALK around Chard, Somerset

featuring 10 episodes inspired by artworks

written and performed by art detectives from

Redstart Primary, Chard

Redstart Radio is a totally free sound walk based in Chard, Somerset showcasing the creative writing and voice acting skills of local Year 5 students from Redstart Primary.


The honorary art detectives worked with the Company of International Artists for two full days, investigating 10 different artworks, and created intriguing new stories inspired by details they spotted in the artworks. They recorded these new stories as radio dramas for everyone to enjoy.

 

This sound walk is available at any time, and is a self-led experience. There is no set route.

It is hosted on a free sound walk app called Echoes, which requires no roaming data provided you have already downloaded the app and this sound walk before setting out. 


This walk is geo-located, meaning you need to be in 10 different specific places in Chard to hear the radio dramas. All are located on fairly easy terrain suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. 

There are several car parks in the area, one of the largest being Bath Street Carpark, TA20 2EY.


Funded by Chard Town Council

How to Listen to Redstart Radio

First, download the Echoes app wherever you usually source your apps

Next, use this link to download the Redstart Radio sound walk to your phone.

This way you won't need to use data or have a wifi connection to access the walk in the street.

Finally, use this link to view a map and further information about the artworks in the sound walk

Don't forget to take headphones for your phone so you can hear the radio dramas properly!

Redstart Radio Audio Transcriptions

We are aware that some locations on this sound walk may have considerable background traffic noise.

Also some young art detectives are naturally still working on finding their confident voice.

Also, some people may need to or prefer to read the stories rather than hear them.
Click on the pictures to access a full transcript of the sound at each location.

Investigate art at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery

with Agents Kahlo and Dali

There are three Company of International Artists art trails to complete either in-person or online at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery (check opening times here). They are all free of charge, and encourage families to first investigate art at the museum, before creating new art inspired by the artworks they've seen.

There's an accompanying short film for each art trail, which gives family-friendly art history insights into the art featured in each trail. We recommend watching these films in advance of going to the museum (or instead of going to the museum).


Time to pick your trail, agents!