This is an old email from the Newsletter Archive of British artist Ellie Harrison first sent on 1 November 2021. Subscribe at: ellieharrison.substack.com
![]() Dear friends, I hope you're well. Today I'm celebrating because the new updated edition of my book, The Glasgow Effect: A Tale of Class, Capitalism & Carbon Footprint, is published by Luath Press to mark the start of the UN climate summit in Glasgow: COP26. This second green edition features a new foreword written in response to the pandemic and in anticipation of COP26, and includes a 'Summary of Key Ideas' and a new online bibliography to provide a useful handbook of ideas for activists and policy-makers working to transform towns and cities across Britain and beyond. The book was launched at UN Habitat's Innovate4Cities online conference last month, and is now available to order directly from the publishers. If you use the discount code 'GECITIES21' you get £1 off. Over the next two weeks I'm doing lots of free talks, events and panel discussions online and across Glasgow during COP26 (see full list below). Please come along and say hello! I'm particularly excited about my Bike & Talk event this Sunday 7 November, 1:30pm. Setting off from Walker + Bromwich's Encampment of Eternal Hope at The Briggait, we'll be cycling to The Mitchell Library to see my Early Warning Signs now installed there to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the project (see picture below). The Glasgow Effect has also been selected as the Resurgence & Ecologist Book Club book for the November/December edition of their magazine on 'Living Cities'. This will culminate in an online discussion on Wednesday 15 December, 7pm. Please come along and pose your questions. I've also written two articles for the magazine on The Glasgow Effect and Bus Regulation: The Musical. Thanks for reading, and I hope to see you soon, Ellie ![]() Ellie Harrison
Tuesday 2 November, 2pm |