Tag Archives: Artists’ Lottery Syndicate
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Counter-Hegemonic Propaganda Machine
A manifesto of sorts outlining Harrison’s values and strategies for approaching life and art-making. Written in 2012 in response to a provocation by psychologist Tim Kasser for The Art of Life (p.19-21) published by Mission Models Money & Common Cause. (Word count: 1,229)
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Artist Fund Thyself
1 Apr 2012
Art Monthly (Issue 355 p.16) -
DIY Lottery Art Funding
1 Oct 2011
Art Monthly (Issue 350 p.21) -
Ellie Harrison Profile
1 May 2011
Art Monthly (Issue 346 p.16-17) -
Funding: One Alternative
1 Dec 2010
Art Monthly (Issue 342 p.18) -
Artists’ Lottery Syndicate
On 1 April 2010, Harrison launched the Artists’ Lottery Syndicate forming a forty-strong collective of UK based artists joining forces to play The National Lottery over the course of a year, with the hope of hitting the jackpot. The Syndicate ran from 1 July 2010 – 1 July 2011 and was a fun and social group activity, which operated as a gentle critique of artists’ relationships to the economy, as well as a potential money-maker.
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Artists’ Lottery Syndicate Launch Party
30 Jun 2010
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Artists in a bid for success with different type of draw
29 May 2010
The Herald (p.11) -
Artists’ Lottery Syndicate
1 Apr 2010
