Photini Vrikki, Author at Creative Interruptions

About Photini Vrikki

Photini is a Research Fellow in Digital Humanities at Brunel University London. She is currently leading on the digital side of the Creative Interruptions: grassroots creativity, state structures and disconnections as a space for 'radical openness’ project. Her focus is on tracing the gaps and links between the anti-racism movements of the 70s and 80s with contemporary social media-infused anti-racism movements. Her research interests span from the politics of data and data storytelling to the identity politics, social movements, and solidarities forming in social media networks and VR environments. Photini completed her PhD in Digital Culture and Society at King's College London in 2016.

Screening Palestinian Cinema

Photini Vrikki2018-04-17T17:49:57+01:00

Palestinian films that currently reach the UK public are shown largely in art house cinemas [...]

Screening Palestinian CinemaPhotini Vrikki2018-04-17T17:49:57+01:00

A Future for Public Service Television – Launch event at the British Academy

Photini Vrikki2018-04-23T13:19:59+01:00

A new collection titled A Future For Public Service Television, edited by Des Freedman and [...]

A Future for Public Service Television – Launch event at the British AcademyPhotini Vrikki2018-04-23T13:19:59+01:00

PRESS RELEASE 70 Years of Nakba – A Programme of Palestinian Short films

Photini Vrikki2018-04-23T13:20:55+01:00

Dates: Wed 2 May 18:15 HOME, Manchester, M15 4FN homemcr.org 0161 200 1500 Tues 8 [...]

PRESS RELEASE 70 Years of Nakba – A Programme of Palestinian Short filmsPhotini Vrikki2018-04-23T13:20:55+01:00

70 Years of Nakba – A Collection of Palestinian Shorts

Photini Vrikki2018-12-05T16:31:35+00:00

A Deep Well from Your Father was born 100 Years Ago, director Razan Alsalah [...]

70 Years of Nakba – A Collection of Palestinian ShortsPhotini Vrikki2018-12-05T16:31:35+00:00

Civil rights play puts arts and activism hand in hand

Photini Vrikki2018-04-10T11:28:33+01:00

A mould-breaking play about 1960s civil rights protests in Northern Ireland is one of the [...]

Civil rights play puts arts and activism hand in handPhotini Vrikki2018-04-10T11:28:33+01:00

Heritage Walk from Rambagh Garden to Rambagh Gate on 24th February 2018

Photini Vrikki2018-04-04T14:21:12+01:00

A Heritage walk was conducted by Mrs. Gurmeet Rai (accompanied by Ritika Kapoor and Sindhu [...]

Heritage Walk from Rambagh Garden to Rambagh Gate on 24th February 2018Photini Vrikki2018-04-04T14:21:12+01:00

Call for Artists: An artist residency and exhibition in Amritsar Punjab, 2018-9

Photini Vrikki2018-04-16T15:17:20+01:00

Opportunity We invite proposals from artists in any visual arts discipline or film to propose [...]

Call for Artists: An artist residency and exhibition in Amritsar Punjab, 2018-9Photini Vrikki2018-04-16T15:17:20+01:00

One day without us: mining Twitter, framing solidarity – openDemocracy

Photini Vrikki2018-03-30T20:31:35+01:00

In this post on openDemocracy our Research Fellow, Photini Vrikki, and Giota Alevizou talk about expressions [...]

One day without us: mining Twitter, framing solidarity – openDemocracyPhotini Vrikki2018-03-30T20:31:35+01:00

Ben Rogaly’s Keynote at the ‘Territory, Mobility, Labour’ conference

Photini Vrikki2018-02-16T13:09:45+00:00

Labour and life in the workplace geographies: food and retail distribution in the migrant city This [...]

Ben Rogaly’s Keynote at the ‘Territory, Mobility, Labour’ conferencePhotini Vrikki2018-02-16T13:09:45+00:00

Creative Interruptions: Co-Creation Statement

Photini Vrikki2018-01-10T14:07:08+00:00

Co-creation is central to the AHRC Connected Communities’ Creative Interruptions project in which researchers from [...]

Creative Interruptions: Co-Creation StatementPhotini Vrikki2018-01-10T14:07:08+00:00