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  • 2004 Exhibition

    The End is the Beginning is the End

    2 Nov 2004
    Colony, Birmingham

  • 2004 Installations
    Sneezes 2003 installed at Lakeside Arts Centre in Nottingham in 2004

    Sneezes 2003

    Throughout 2003, Harrison recorded the exact date and time of her every sneeze. For this solo exhibition at the Wallner Gallery in Nottingham, she transformed the gallery walls into a giant two-way timeline. Mini colour-coded prints representing each of the 318 sneezes were positioned around the walls to indicate the exact date and time at which they occurred.

  • 2004 Exhibition

    The Reactor Red Rooms Razzamatazz

    27 Sep 2004
    You Are Here Festival, Rescue Rooms, Nottingham

  • 2004 Internet / Broadcasts

    Bath Time

    An interactive web-based artwork commissioned by the Transition art programme at Victoria Baths in Manchester.
    Project website

  • 2004 Exhibition

    Horse Drawn GHAOS

    21 Aug 2004
    Q Arts, Derby

  • 2004 Exhibition

    Relay: Homage to the Olympic Games

    7 Aug 2004
    Q Arts, Derby

  • 2004 Exhibition

    The Reactor Party is for You, Comrade

    25 Jun 2004
    Waygood, Newcastle

  • 2004 Exhibition

    Reactor Barge Inn

    15 May 2004
    LIFT, Bargehouse, London

  • 2004 Exhibition

    Re: Thinking: Time

    10 Apr 2004
    Peterborough Digital Arts

  • 2004 Exhibition

    Horse Drawn GHAOS

    31 Mar 2004
    Seen, Leicester

  • 2004 Exhibition

    GHAOS ZX

    27 Mar 2004
    Shift Festival, Brudenell Social Club, Leeds

  • 2004 Performance / Events

    GHAOS ZX

    From 2003-2005, Harrison was a member of Nottingham-based art collective Reactor. She designed and performed as ‘QuickShot Pro’ – the giant joystick in GHAOS ZX and helped devise and participate in several other GHAOS performances over the course of two years.

    Project website

  • 2004 Exhibition

    Regain The Game

    28 Feb 2004
    Screenplay, Broadway, Nottingham

  • 2004 Exhibition

    Food TV

    23 Jan 2004
    The Awning Project, Bristol

  • 2003 Exhibition

    GHAOS Starts Here!

    24 Oct 2003
    NOW Festival, Nottingham

  • 2003 Installations
    The Monthly Sculptures installed at Goldsmiths College, London in 2003

    The Monthly Sculptures Determined by the Daily Quantification Records

    Throughout 2003, Harrison also collected data about 14 different elements of her everyday life onto Daily Quantification Records. Each month this data was converted into a set of averages, which was then applied to a set of scales and systems to output the specifications for a monthly sculpture. The first six months’ worth of sculptures was installed at the 2003 Goldsmiths Postgraduate Degree Show.

  • 2003 Exhibition

    Treat Yourself

    23 May 2003
    Science Museum, London

  • 2003 Exhibition

    Islington People: Digital Art Exhibition

    20 Feb 2003
    The Islington Museum, London

  • 2003 Exhibition

    Digi-Monde

    15 Feb 2003
    Orleans House Gallery, Richmond

  • 2002 Exhibition

    Feminale

    1 Oct 2002
    Cologne (Germany)

  • 2002 Exhibition

    Trampoline

    25 May 2002
    Phoenix, Leicester

  • 2002 Exhibition

    Network AD

    19 Mar 2002
    Candid Gallery, London

  • 2002 Internet / Broadcasts

    Eat 22

    A year after completing Greed, Harrison began Eat 22 (11 March 2001 – 11 March 2002), her seminal data collecting project. For one year and one day she photographed and recorded information about everything that she ate. In 2007, Eat 22 was acquired by the Wellcome Collection in London.
    Project website

  • 2002 Exhibition

    Minus 20

    24 Jan 2002
    Gasworks, London

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Ellie Harrison is an artist & activist based in Glasgow (UK). In 2023 she won the Stephen Fry Public Engagement Award for her ‘Bus Regulation: The Musical’ Trilogy in Greater Manchester, Strathclyde & Merseyside (2019 – 2023).
In 2021 the Second Edition of Harrison’s book The Glasgow Effect: A Tale of Class, Capitalism & Carbon Footprint was launched at the UN Habitat’s Innovate4Cities conference to mark the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, and chosen by the Ecologist for the Resurgence Book Club. Her Early Warning Signs were also exhibited at Glasgow’s Mitchell Library during COP26 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the project.
Harrison’s Vending Machine continues to feature in the 😹 LMAO exhibition exploring humour in data visualisation at the Open Data Institute in London.

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