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Browse Pixelache’s history of projects, news, and events.

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During five days of workshops, performances, talks and screenings, the festival Shared Frequencies will navigate themes of collaboration and solidarity, imagining and sharing strategies and actions to challenge the narratives about individualism and political despair. The work of the biologist Lynn Margulis and her theory of symbiogenesis is the starting point to elaborate a speculative thinking about […]

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Aerial Repair Futures is an international residency exploring repair as a collective artistic practice through aerial dance, textile art, performance, and community participation. Five artists from Slovenia (Saša Nemec), Italy (LINEAdARIA), and France (Mécistée Rhea) come together in Loviisa to develop new interdisciplinary work while engaging local communities through workshops, open rehearsals, and participatory artistic encounters. Throughout […]

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ENG.Kristina Laine and Albert Laine’s Memories in the Clouds is exhibited in Oodi’s Kuutio space on June 15, 2026- 2.8.2026. The glass walls of Kuutio expand the experimental film to surround the viewers. Memories in the Clouds visualizes Kristina (Žičkutė) Laine’s childhood memories in the Soviet occupied Lithuania. The film brings forth Kristina’s worldview as […]

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WHO GOES HUNTING DOES NOT COUGH curated by Kisito Assangni for Pixelache Helsinki, will open its doors at Museum of Technology on 11.9.2026 with a group exhibition, and a screening with a live performance will follow at EMMA – Espoo Museum of Modern Art, on 16.9.2026. The activities are a prelude to Pixelache Helsinki Festival’s […]

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On 24.4. at 8:00 Egle Oddo was on Radio Helsinki, interviewed by Lassi Varinen during his program Radio Helsingin Aamu. She spoke about Another Story, a long term project she designed for Pixelache Helsinki and supported by Kone Foundation. Over the course of a three-year program, three invited curators will delve into international media art […]

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Who Goes Hunting Does Not Cough is a group exhibition and a series of public events curated by Kisito Assangni for Pixelache Helsinki. Realised in collaboration with the Finnish Museum of Technology and with EMMA Museum, the exhibition will see the light in Autumn 2026

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published in June 2022, now relevant again!

Kisito Assangni is a Togolese-French curator and consultant who studied museology at Ecole du Louvre in Paris. Currently living between UK, France and Togo, his research interests gravitate towards the cultural impact of globalisation, psychogeography and critical education.

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News September 3, 2025

Disentangling Archives

How We Are Entering a New Era: The Case of Pixelache Helsinki

Disentangling archives give us the ability to enter a new era as we disposition between organic and artificial telepathic communication. In this article, the aim is to overcome digital colonization of the human brain by analyzing the 20 years of the Pixelache archive.

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Sustainability through collective actions

Forum Pixelache x lumbung RadioThe state we are in; Sustainability through collective actions2.- 3. September 2023 MUU Helsinki Contemporary Art Centre (Kaapelitehdas) and broadcasted on lumbung Radio platform Organised as a Forum, guests and participants will gather to discuss the current crises we are facing in our society as; the rise of the far right […]

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News September 2, 2025

Kinki kioski

Kinki kioski 24 th and 25 th May. Myös Studios. “The post-porn movement is the process of becoming a subject of those bodies that until now have only been abject objects of pornographic representation: women, sexual minorities, non-white bodies, transsexual, intersex and transgender people, deformed or disabled bodies. It is a process of empowerment and […]

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In October 2017 the Collective Intelligence group was invited to spend one month in Palermo and work together with Dimora Oz, an artists-run association focusing on relational art and place-making processes. This initial choice led to a chain of fruitful events and activities, the process lasted from October 2017 to November 2018. From the beginning of its activity, […]

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