Exhibition · NEWART Centre
Hello World!
An exhibition at NEWART Centre
Curated by NEWART Foundation
Exhibition dates
Opened 2 October 2025 — Currently on display.
An exhibition dedicated to contemporary art, new technologies and digital languages, exploring the relationship between creativity, society and innovation through immersive experiences and audiovisual installations.
A living exhibition, constantly evolving
Hello World! inaugurates NEWART Centre as a living, active space. It is not just an exhibition, but a system in which rooms, laboratories, workshops and storage spaces are connected and activated through the presence and interaction of visitors.
The exhibition begins with a selection of 27 works spanning more than 60 years of technological art, but it goes much further: it also includes the pieces that are preserved, restored or will be produced at the centre. For this reason, it is an exhibition in constant evolution.
Here, art is not presented as something static. The working spaces are part of the experience, and the works can change, be updated or be reconfigured. The visitor does not simply observe, but becomes part of the system: their presence influences what happens.
Hello World! proposes understanding technology not only as a tool, but as a way of seeing and relating to the world. The works connect art, science and society, inviting audiences to explore new forms of perception and interaction.
With artists such as Peter Weibel, Eduardo Kac and Anthony McCall, among others, the exhibition creates a network of experiences that constantly transforms.
Hello World! is, ultimately, a gateway to a centre defined by change, connection and experimentation.
Artists in the exhibition
The perspectives that bring Hello World! to life. Explore the artists’ backgrounds and discover the creative worlds behind their work.
Guided visits and audio guides
Discover the artworks, creative spaces and everything that happens behind the exhibition.
An immersive, interactive and educational experience, adapted to different audiences.
Advance booking required.
Free parking included with your ticket.
Duration
90 minutes
Approximately
Groups
25 people
Maximum group size
Visit languages
Guided visit: In Catalan and Spanish, led by a centre guide using radio guides.
Audio guide: Available in English, French, German, Dutch and Italian.
What does the visit include?
The exhibition hall, production workshop and specialised storage area. You may see technicians or artists working on artworks and discover pieces that are regularly tested to ensure they function correctly.
Accessibility and facilities
The centre provides a wheelchair and portable chairs to support an accessible visit, along with a rest area for snacks and refreshments.