The workshops incorporate a mini-exhibition, which is an opportunity to share the work created with the wider community through an interactive soundscape.
![Fabric display showing fieldwork location with conductive bird prints attached](http://wp.lancs.ac.uk/thelostsounds/files/2019/07/BigImage.jpg)
We take photos of each workshop location, and get them printed onto a large piece of fabric. The fabric hangs in the display and can be changed as we move between locations. Prints produced through the workshop are pinned onto the display. On the reverse of the display the images are wired to Bare Conductive Touch Boards.
![Bare Conductive Touch Board connected to bird prints](http://wp.lancs.ac.uk/thelostsounds/files/2019/07/IMG_2893.jpg)
![Wiring up the interactive soundscape](http://wp.lancs.ac.uk/thelostsounds/files/2019/07/IMG_2898.jpg)
The audio recorded or edited during the workshops are transferred to SD cards on the Touch Boards. The Touch Boards are connected to speakers stored in the base of the structure. We have found this an easy way for people to manage the exhibition.