Agnieszka Pokrywka

Years as member: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021
 

About

Agnieszka Pokrywka (PL/FI) by education is a filmmaker, interaction designer, art critic and physicist. By practice she is a graphic designer, researcher and cultural organizer. By heart she is a multimedia explorer interested in participatory, collaborative and open source practices while digging into topics of fiction, unconventional storytelling and interactive, networked narratives. Her current activities are conducted mostly in connection with Pixelache and Cultural Coding. 

 

 

Latest posts by Agnieszka Pokrywka:

The Glass Room Experience
24 September 2018 13:45
What is personal data in an age when our data is everything but personal? Our websites, apps, social media and ‘smart’ devices all thrive on the same thing that makes tech companies billions – data. Not just any data, but our data. In 2030 there will be an estimated 125 billion connected devices...
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Empathy as Resistance - more information
10 January 2017 19:10
We've had a few questions about what we intend with this year's Empathy as Resistance project, so we're writing this post in an attempt to clarify matters. Structure: Empathy as Resistance will meet 4 or 5 times, roughly every two months, throughout 2017. One meeting will definitely occur during...
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Pixelache is looking for a part time Financial Administrator
03 December 2016 17:22
Piknik Frequency Ry is looking for a part-time (50%) financial administrator, starting from February 2017. We are an international art and culture organisation based in Helsinki, producing various events and cultural productions throughout the year, including Pixelache Helsinki Festival. Your...
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Screening of Free Spaces at Maatila starts now
28 September 2015 16:35
Another event of todaysHelsinkiInsideOut,Pixelache's open platform experiement, is the srceening of theFree Spaces byIna Ivanceanuat MaaTila.Free Spaces, based on the SPACES project,shows a new image of four major Eastern European cities. Ina Ivanceanu followed artists and activists who try to...
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