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Profile: Ellie Harrison

1 Aug 2007
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2007 Newsletter

Notts on Tour

25 Jun 2007

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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.

It was great to present Glasgow Community Energys work at the inspiring Co-ops & the Council event at Glasgow City Council this morning 🙌 Thanks to my pals at media co-op for organising! @followers

It was great to present Glasgow Community Energy's work at the inspiring 'Co-ops & the Council' event at Glasgow City Council this morning 🙌 Thanks to my pals at media co-op for organising! @followers ... See MoreSee Less

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Next weekend in Sheffield! 📢 @followers I'm delighted to be speaking about my activism at the Fearless Cities South Yorkshire conference hosted by Citizen Network & Opus Independents 🥳 I'm on 'The Right to the City' Panel on Sat 2 Nov, 2pm & 'The Future is Public' panel on Sun 3 Nov, 1:45pm ✊ Book your FREE ticket here 👇 ... See MoreSee Less

Fearless Cities South Yorkshire | Reimagining Our Commons Through Neighbourhoods of Care

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Check out these photos of Less is More – a mini exhibition by Ellie Harrison for Plenty? festival at The Barn, 5-6 October 2024 📉 @followers
Find out more at: ellieharrison.com/lessismore

Check out these photos of Less is More – a mini exhibition by Ellie Harrison for Plenty? festival at The Barn, 5-6 October 2024 📉 @followers
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This weekend! Dont miss Less is More – a mini exhibition by Ellie Harrison as part of Plenty? festival at The Barn in Banchory 🤗 Theyll be a FREE artists talk & discussion on both Saturday 5 + Sunday 6 October, 1:30-2:30pm 👇 @followers
🎟️ tinyurl.com/plenty2024

This weekend! Don't miss Less is More – a mini exhibition by Ellie Harrison as part of Plenty? festival at The Barn in Banchory 🤗 They'll be a FREE artist's talk & discussion on both Saturday 5 + Sunday 6 October, 1:30-2:30pm 👇 @followers
🎟️ tinyurl.com/plenty2024 ... See MoreSee Less

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I hope it goes well my love. x

Commodities

Ellie & Oliver Show T-Shirt £20.00
National Museum of Roller Derby Sticker £3.00
Bring Back British Rail Sticker £3.00
Counterpoint Poster £10.00
Hen Weekend Badge £2.00
National Museum of Roller Derby T-Shirt £25.00
Day-to-Day Data Book £20.00
Radical Renewable Art + Activism Fund Sticker £3.00
Channel Swimming Challenge Logbook £3.00

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