Discover the artists of the NEWART collection
The NEWART collection has been built over more than two decades through sustained, thoughtful and professional work dedicated to contemporary and technological art. Since 2006, a key part of its growth has been linked to the ARCO-BEEP Electronic Art Award — now NEWARTaward@ARCO —, an acquisition award developed in collaboration with ARCOmadrid that has enabled the incorporation of representative works from the leading international trends in digital art and new media.
The award has involved juries made up of highly respected specialists, ensuring rigorous artistic and curatorial criteria in the acquisitions. At the same time, the collection has also grown through in-house productions, collaborations and research processes promoted by the foundation.
Today, the collection brings together more than 150 works spanning over 50 years of technological art history, integrating practices related to artificial intelligence, robotics, generative software, light, sound and immersive and interactive experiences.
The NEWART collection also stands out for its diversity and representativeness, bringing together emerging and established artists from different contexts and cultures, with approaches ranging from conceptual and poetic proposals to critical works on the relationship between technology, society and culture.
Beyond conservation, the collection acts as an active platform for production, research and dissemination, fostering dialogue between artists, institutions and audiences and contributing to a deeper understanding of contemporary technological art.
The NEWART collection has been built over more than two decades through sustained, thoughtful and professional work dedicated to contemporary and technological art. Since 2006, a key part of its growth has been linked to the ARCO-BEEP Electronic Art Award — now NEWARTaward@ARCO —, an acquisition award developed in collaboration with ARCOmadrid that has enabled the incorporation of representative works from the leading international trends in digital art and new media.
The award has involved juries made up of highly respected specialists, ensuring rigorous artistic and curatorial criteria in the acquisitions. At the same time, the collection has also grown through in-house productions, collaborations and research processes promoted by the foundation.
Today, the collection brings together more than 150 works spanning over 50 years of technological art history, integrating practices related to artificial intelligence, robotics, generative software, light, sound and immersive and interactive experiences.
The NEWART collection also stands out for its diversity and representativeness, bringing together emerging and established artists from different contexts and cultures, with approaches ranging from conceptual and poetic proposals to critical works on the relationship between technology, society and culture.
Beyond conservation, the collection acts as an active platform for production, research and dissemination, fostering dialogue between artists, institutions and audiences and contributing to a deeper understanding of contemporary technological art.
Professional services for artists
At NEWART centre we support artists through every stage of creation, production, conservation and exhibition of contemporary and new media works.
We offer technical support, art production, specialised logistics, professional storage, conservation and curatorial support, allowing artists to focus on the creative process while we manage the technical, operational and exhibition aspects.
In addition, stored works can become part of the centre’s visible ecosystem through our visitable storage space, professional visits, online dissemination and possible connections with future exhibitions, institutions and collectors.
Professional services for institutions, museums and collectors
We work with museums, foundations, galleries, collectors and cultural institutions, offering professional solutions for the conservation, production and installation of contemporary and technological art.
Our services include collection management and conservation, restoration, exhibition assembly, specialised transport, technical coordination, loan of works, museum consultancy and the development of projects related to digital art and new media.
We combine technical experience, specialised infrastructure and curatorial knowledge to develop projects tailored to the needs of each institution.
