NVA announce major role in plans to save St Peter’s Seminary and Kilmahew Woodlands
NVA have received an award from the Scottish Arts Council’s National Lottery Public Art Fund. The award is for the development of a commission plan for the creation of significant temporary and permanent artworks at St Peter’s Seminary and Kilmahew Woodlands, Cardross. NVA have been working closely with property developers Urban Splash, over the last year. They have been exploring a variety of options…
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