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NVA (arts organisation)
NVA is an arts organisation and charity based in Glasgow, Scotland. It was founded in 1992 by Angus Farquhar, a former member of the group Test Dept. The company's name is an acronym of ''nacionale vitae activa'', a Latin term meaning 'the right to influence public affairs'.〔(About NVA. ) Retrieved 3 March 2008.〕
The company is best known for its dramatic, large-scale environmental artworks in Scottish natural landscapes, building on the site-specific performances that Farquhar created with Test Dept. These works have included ''The Secret Sign'', ''The Path'', ''The Storr'' and ''Half Life''. The works are designed to involve local communities and to incorporate regeneration aspects that will benefit the landscapes in the future. For example, improvements were made to the footpaths around The Storr as part of the preparation for that work.
== ''The Secret Sign'' ==
''The Secret Sign'' took place at night on 9–16 May 1998 at The Devil's Pulpit, Finnich Glen, near Loch Lomond. Audience members were transported by bus (with the windows blacked out) to the site of the work, where they were given hard hats and wading boots. They were then escorted through the glen by members of the company. Various artistic interventions were visible along the way, including lights, sounds, birds of prey and live performance.〔(''The Secret Sign''. ) Documentation of event on NVA website. Retrieved 3 March 2008.〕
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