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Too far to cycle?
20 May 2024
Edinburgh Napier University -
The National’s book recommendations
8 Oct 2023
Sunday National (p.11) -
Grappling with The Glasgow Effect: A critical artistic pedagogy to explode destructive success fantasies
1 Apr 2022
Art & the Public Sphere (p.37-53) -
Wit Ye Readin? Ellie Harrison – The Glasgow Effect
2 Jan 2022
Colour Ways -
The Glasgow Effect online discussion
15 Dec 2021
Resurgence Book Club -
COP26 discussion with Ellie Harrison
7 Nov 2021
Connie McLaughlin, BBC Radio Scotland -
Book Launch and events during COP26
1 Nov 2021
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The Glasgow Effect – Book Launch and Q&A
15 Oct 2021
Innovate4Cities, UN Habitat -
The best Glasgow books to read this World Book Day
4 Mar 2021
Glasgow Times -
The City Adapts
19 Oct 2020
Embassy of Mobility, World Design Embassies (Netherlands) -
Tonnes of carbon produced by the personal transportation of a ‘professional artist’
This graph was first compiled as the central illustration of Harrison’s 2019 book The Glasgow Effect: A Tale of Class, Capitalism & Carbon Footprint to illustrate the artist’s increasing amount of travel in the years running up to her 2016 project and the dramatic impact it had on reducing her carbon footprint for transport. It was updated in 2020 for display at Edinburgh Art Festival.
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Welcome to the 15-minute city
19 Jul 2020
Financial Times -
Artist as Active Citizen
Harrison reflects on The Glasgow Effect for this new text commissioned to launch a-n‘s year-long research project with AirSpace Gallery: Artists Make Change (May 2020 – May 2021). It is published alongside a new text by Dave Beech reflecting on the history of political art, to provoke discussion about artists’ roles in affecting social change. (Word count: 1,540)