Ellie Harrison

About
Work
Search

Search

Bag

Showing all 1 result

Hen Weekend Bag + Badge
£10.00 Add to basket

News

Ellie Harrison is an artist & activist based in Glasgow (UK). On 8 January 2017, she presented The Glasgow Effect: A talk by Ellie Harrison at Glasgow Film Theatre. In 2019 she developed Bus Regulation: The Musical – a new commission for Manchester Art Gallery, and her first book The Glasgow Effect: A Tale of Class, Capitalism & Carbon Footprint was published by Luath Press. In 2020, her Early Warning Signs are installed at four ‘host venues‘ across the UK and her Vending Machine features in the 😹 LMAO exhibition exploring humour in data visualisation at the Open Data Institute in London.

I had such a lovely time at Aye Write Glasgow's Book Festival on Thursday evening, discussing my book with the brilliant Kirsteen Paterson. Such a shame the rest of the festival has now been cancelled 😢 ... See MoreSee Less

3 weeks ago

Likes: 9
Shares: 1
Comments: 0

Comment on Facebook

It was lovely to chat to Giorgia from European Civic Forum last month about the relationship between art and activism and our UK-wide movement to #TakeBackOurBuses ✊🚏🚌 ... See MoreSee Less

UNITED KINGDOM: “People started to call for the public ownership and control of all our public transport” – Interview with Ellie Harrison, activist in Glasgow – Civic Space Watch

civicspacewatch.eu

4 weeks ago

Likes: 7
Shares: 1
Comments: 0

Comment on Facebook

I had such a great night on Weds speaking about my book alongside some amazing women at the Each for Equal: International Women’s Day 2020 event at the Trade Union Education Centre. The book tour continues at Aye Write Glasgow's Book Festival next Thursday 12 March, 6pm 👉 facebook.com/tours/694434867755374 ... See MoreSee Less

4 weeks ago

Likes: 14
Shares: 1
Comments: 1

Comment on Facebook

See you in the 12th Ellie!

Today Bring Back British Rail is celebrating another rail franchise being re-nationalised 🚆✊ On Monday 2 March the Keep Northern Public Day of Action takes place at stations across the north of England to demand that it remains in public ownership from now on. ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

Likes: 13
Shares: 5
Comments: 1

Comment on Facebook

Yes but at what cost , the privat sector have had there money out of it given it cheap mad prophity and now government picking up.the bill to make it work so much money wasted if goverments had in rated all the money they have lost from property and other assets we would not be on state the railways are to day , this must be the. Forward with cooperation with the preserved company's and government working together

I’m really enjoying the start of my 2020 book tour with the lovely people at Sonnet Youth 😊 We were at the Gilded Balloon Basement in Edinburgh on Weds, Made in Stirling on Thurs and tonight - Fri 21 February, 8pm - we’re back in Glasgow at The Old Hairdressers. Please pop along! 👉 facebook.com/tours/694434867755374 ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago

Likes: 25
Shares: 2
Comments: 3

Comment on Facebook

Well done to you! You have your own book! That’s exciting. Such determination and passion, it’s lovely! I’m visiting Glasgow in early summer, if you have any recommendations for vegan places, interesting places to visit or must do’s when in Glasgow your recommendations would be welcome 😀

So impressed by your book and your bravery and determination to keep going despite all kinds of difficulties. Best wishes for the book tour - required reading for anyone who cares about the city of Glasgow.

Are you coming up to Inverness?