Artist based in Glasgow (UK)
The second part of a-n's Framework: Module 7 - Art environmental practice , Harrison delivered an artist's talk and workshop to help get other artists thinking about how to create their own Environmental Policy , alongside artists Tom Pope and Alys Scott-Hawkins , author's of a-n's new Green Manifesto . The post Create your own environmental policy appeared first on Ellie Harrison .
In 2001, the British artist Ellie Harrison decided to engage in a new conceptual food art project. At the time, it seemed a radical and extraordinary idea: For a year, Harrison would take pictures of all her meals without [...] The post Food Porn: Food Aesthetics in a Digital Age appeared first on Ellie Harrison .
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Andy Ash, Alexis Bamforth, Claye Bowler, Tom Coates, Communal Clay, Stephanie Douet, Peter Fish, Sophie Fishel, Charlie Franklin, María C Cepeda Gnecco, Helen K Grant, Tom Hackett , Tom Hackett Julian Woodcock, Ellie Harrison , Leah Hickey, [...] The post Winter Sculpture Park appeared first on Ellie Harrison .
On 13 February 2015, close to 100 people spent the night in the great hall of Glasgow's Gallery of Modern Art as part of Dark Days . Join us back at the gallery on Saturday 15 February 2025, 2pm for a special 10th Anniversary Screening Discussion . The post Dark Days: 10th Anniversary Screening Discussion appeared first on Ellie Harrison .
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'Less is More' is a mini exhibition by Glasgow-based artist Ellie Harrison exploring the contradictions between sustainability and growth , and the relationship between art and activism . Exhibition Guide The post Less is More appeared first on Ellie Harrison .
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In an excerpt from The Glasgow Effect , Ellie Harrison describes how structural inequalities in Glasgow are influenced by distance and transportation options. Introduction by Cam Proctor If you regularly commute by bike, buses may not feature highly on your list of [...] The post Too far to cycle? appeared first on Ellie Harrison .
England can teach our public bodies lessons about how to finally deliver fully-integrated transport networks, writes Ellie Harrison. Across the North of England a quiet revolution is underway – one which will help to tackle poverty, inequality and social isolation, whilst [...] The post A Quiet Revolution in Public Transport appeared first on Ellie Harrison .