She recently exhibited in Short Shorts, Art in Unusual Spaces, Leeds, 2009; No Soul For Sale, Tate Modern (with Black Dogs), London, 2010; Summer Residency Show, Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, 2010.
Grace Harrison has become increasingly concerned with alternative forms of knowledge and with testing different models for living and learning. She is developing a discursive practice, her works range in medium from film and installation to performance and writing. For Interim she will collaborate with LINE magazine to stage a series of off site events at the Light, Leeds that address alternative strategies for art education. You can find out more about the Alternative Strategies events here. In addition to this series of events, a temporary library will be installed within the space filled with influential, radical texts that have also attempted to question and divert the dominant institutional discourse. She will also co-edit Issue 6 of LINE with Rachael Cloughton, (published September 2011). Harrison is also represented in Interim by her film Coke Fridge.
click on the image below to go to the alternative strategies site