Video of Tilman Latz’s talk from 2012. He speaks about his work reinventing an area of industrial ruins to become an amazing public park, Landschaftspark Duisberg-Nord in Germany - a project which has some interesting parallels with what NVA are planning for Kilmahew/St. Peter’s.
Submitted by Michael Gallagher
The talk is titled ‘Art of the Garden - Staging the Landscape’, and delivered by Professor Stephen Daniels, following a day on site at Kilmahew with the Invisible College team. all welcome!Helensburgh Heritage Trust
Hannah and I took part in a field day to St Peterâs Seminary at Cardross last Monday. Despite predictions of torrential rain, we set out, anorak clad to see the modernist masterpiece, held up as th…
As a result of Invisible College activities in 2012 a Kilmahew Walk has been produced and is hosted by Royal Geographical Society on the Discovering Britain website
Welcome to NVA's online research hub for The Invisible College, in partnership with the universities of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Strathclyde.
Inspired by Kilmahew Woods and St Peter's Seminary, Cardross, Scotland, The Invisible College is an investigative network linking local people, world-class academics, artists, activists and writers.
This hub will collect and showcase findings from a series of group research days, the first of which took place on site in March 2012. Follow discoveries as they are posted. information will be generated in all formats. More workshops are scheduled later this year. Sign up to our Mailing List on the Contact page to find out more.
We hope you find the research interesting.
Browse the material by specific workshop dates or activities by clicking on the links below:
General
plantingMarch 2012
rgs field trip
sound walks
heritage
potato plantingJune 2012
labelling
mini models
Japanese garden mapping
fortune teller
sound walks
site colours
textures
the diggersSeptember 2012
safe as houses
artefactsThanks
