Radical Renewable Art + Activism Fund
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Cop Out 26
3 Dec 2021
Power Films -
The Glasgow Effect: A Tale of Class, Capitalism & Carbon Footprint
On 4 November 2019, Luath Press published Harrison’s first book. Inspired by her 2016 ‘durational performance’ The Glasgow Effect – for which she refused to travel beyond Glasgow’s city limits, or use any vehicles except her bike, for the whole calendar year – the book provides the complete context for her thinking and action. (Word count: 119,000)
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Art & Energy
9 May 2018
Free Exchange, Fermynwoods Contemporary Art, Northamptonshire -
Rebellious Concepts
1 Apr 2017
Sleek (Issue 53 p.78-82) (Germany) -
Energising Culture
9 Mar 2017
Julie's Bicycle, Barbican, London -
What can the world learn from radical approaches to socially engaged art-making?
Harrison was invited to introduce the Radical Renewable Art + Activism Fund project as part of this panel discussion chaired by Anna Cutler at the third International Teaching Artist Conference (ITAC3) exploring ‘Best, next and radical practice in participatory arts‘. (Timecode 00:56-09:05)
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The RRAAF Founding Symposium
Harrison outlines the vision, mission and values of the Radical Renewable Art + Activism Fund at the start of its Founding Symposium at the Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow on 23-24 July 2016.
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Loving the Inbox: the Artist as Bureaucrat
1 Jul 2016
ArtReview Asia (p.68-71) -
Stay or Glasgow?
1 Feb 2016
Art Monthly (Issue 393 p.11) -
Artists need to stick their necks out
7 Jan 2016
CommonSpace -
Wind-Powered Art
30 Nov 2015
10:10 UK -
The RRAAF Debate
Harrison outlines the ideas behind her new Radical Renewable Art + Activism Fund project at the Shifting Power event at Beaconsfield in London.
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Sustainability in Practice
Speaking at the Culture & Sustainability event organised by Julie’s Bicycle at The Tetley in Leeds, Harrison discusses the challenges and consequences of putting ‘sustainability’ into practice; specifically: her life-long project Early Warning Signs, her Environmental Policy and how her breaches of its Transportation section led to The Glasgow Effect.
