2005
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Day-to-Day Data
28 Nov 2005
Arts Council England, Nottingham -
File Festival
1 Nov 2005
Galeria de Arte do Sesi, São Paulo (Brazil) -
Total GHAOS
7 Oct 2005
Nottingham -
Day-to-Day Data
6 Oct 2005
Aspex Gallery, Portsmouth -
The Quotidian Factor
The first collaborative project between Adele Prince and Ellie Harrison was this artists’ workshop based on the popular UK TV series The Krypton Factor. The day-long workshop took place at Aspex Gallery in Portsmouth as part of the ARC programme, which accompanied the Day-to-Day Data exhibition in the gallery. The Quotidian Factor featured a series of four rounds in which participants competed in challenges designed to get them inspired by the little things in life.
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Day-to-Day Data
17 Sep 2005
Aspex Gallery, Portsmouth -
Day-to-Day Data (Aspex Gallery)
11 Sep 2005
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Day-to-Day Data Publication
17 Aug 2005
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Many Conceptual Artists Have an Unholy Delight in Statistics
27 Jul 2005
The Times (T2 p.16) -
Review: Day-to-Day Data
25 Jul 2005
Metro (p.21) -
Under the Data, the Stars
25 Jul 2005
Rhizome -
Exhibition: Day-to-Day Data
23 Jul 2005
The Guardian (The Guide p.37) -
Day-to-Day Data
Day-to-Day Data – ‘an exhibition of artists who collect, list, database and absurdly analyse the data of everyday life’, was Harrison’s first major curatorial project. It developed as a way of further exploring the ideas at the core of her practice, and as a way of bringing together a group of artists who shared similar interests. The project featured newly commissioned works by twenty artists and comprised a gallery-based exhibition touring to three UK venues, a publication and a website.
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Daily Data Display Wall
For the duration of the Day-to-Day Data exhibition in Nottingham and Portsmouth, Harrison collected data about 20 different elements of her daily life onto Daily Data Log sheets. Each morning the Log Sheet results were emailed to the gallery and used to reconfigure the 20 different items in the installation, so that it took on a slightly different appearance each day of the exhibition.
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Day-to-Day Data
Harrison edited the publication for her 2005 curatorial project Day-to-Day Data. Featuring the work of twenty artists who ‘collect, list, database and absurdly analyse the data of everyday life’, the publication offers an introduction to the project’s key themes and an overview of each artist’s work. Harrison wrote the Curator’s Introduction as well as an Introduction to her new work for the show, the Daily Data Display Wall. (Word count: 736)
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Out of the Ordinary
19 Jul 2005
Metro (p.21) -
Just the Facts…
15 Jul 2005
Nottingham Evening Post (Essential Guide p.25) -
Day-to-Day Data (Angel Row Gallery)
11 Jul 2005
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Event: Day-to-Day Data
5 Jul 2005
BBC Nottingham -
Artist’s Talk
10 Mar 2005
University of Lincoln