Where to See Digital Art: The Global Edition
For digital artists, the world is full of opportunities to showcase your work, but sometimes it’s hard to know where to start — especially if you’re looking beyond the U.S. While the American art scene has its share of digital art hotspots, incredible galleries around the globe are also carving out spaces to celebrate this ever-evolving medium.
Whether you're looking to exhibit your latest VR installation, an interactive experience, or a series of digital prints, these venues provide a platform for meaningful art that’s driven by technology.
From innovative spaces in Dubai that highlight the intersection of tech and tradition to experimental hubs in Berlin and Paris that embrace bold, unconventional ideas, these galleries are redefining how digital art is seen, experienced, and appreciated.
In this article, we’ve put together a list of some of the best places to experience digital art and the best galleries and institutions globally that are known for their commitment to new media art.
Here is a list of incredible spaces around the world that celebrate digital creativity and are eager to spotlight new media artists.
Expanded Art | Berlin, Germany
EXPANDED.ART redefines the concept of a gallery and online marketplace by seamlessly combining both. With a focus on the history of digital art, it is dedicated to supporting female and non-binary artists. The platform makes art accessible to all by offering NFTs and limited editions. Showcasing both the pioneers of digital art and today’s cutting-edge creators, EXPANDED.ART bridges the past and present of the digital art world.
Pera Museum | Istanbul, Türkiye
The Pera Museum, located in the heart of Istanbul, is known for its commitment to bridging traditional and contemporary art. It frequently hosts exhibitions that challenge artistic norms and foster cultural dialogue.
Read more – Exhibition: In Search of Vera Molnár
Digital Experience Museum | Istanbul, Türkiye
The Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Digital Experience Museum features interactive exhibitions that utilize cutting-edge technologies like virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and hyper-reality. Designed to showcase both global and local creativity, the museum provides a multi-dimensional exploration of art, blending traditional museology with modern technological possibilities.
Read more – Türkiye: A Beacon of Digital Arts
arebyte | London, UK
arebyte is a leading platform for experimentation in digital culture, exploring the impact of technology on contemporary society. Through innovative programs featuring VR, AR, AI, motion capture, and blockchain technology, arebyte creates immersive experiences that engage audiences both online and in its East London gallery.
Gazelli Art House | London, UK
GAZELL.iO is the digital branch of Gazelli Art House, located in Mayfair, offering a unique platform for digital innovation. It features an online Residency program, ERC-721 token drops, a dedicated Project Space, and a permanent VR Library. Through its exhibitions and educational initiatives, GAZELL.iO connects pioneers of digital art with a broader audience, while fostering the next generation of digital creators.
Annka Kultys Gallery | London, UK
Annka Kultys Gallery is a hybrid art gallery that combines physical and digital experiences, established in 2015. It has become a prominent space for artists exploring the intersection of technology and art, working across both traditional and digital mediums. Known for its innovative exhibitions and commitment to the 'phygital' approach, the gallery strives to expand the possibilities of how art can be experienced in both physical and digital realms.
Read more – Exhibition: In the Middle of Nowhere ll by Jonas Lund
Immersive Digital Gallery | Seoul, Korea
The Immersive Digital Gallery of National Museum of Korea offers visitors an engaging experience where they are fully immersed in digital content related to Korean cultural heritage. Through captivating visuals, the gallery inspires curiosity and fosters a deeper connection to the displayed artworks and artifacts, regardless of age, nationality, or prior knowledge. By bringing the treasures of the museum’s collection closer to visitors, the Immersive Digital Gallery bridges the gap between past and present, linking exhibits, sites, and people. It encourages a greater appreciation of Korean cultural heritage in a dynamic and accessible way.
Galloire | Dubai, UAE
Galloire in Dubai is a contemporary art platform with leading international artists exhibited in physical and digital forms, inside the gallery and out in public spaces. Recent exhibitions include Loose Threads, a solo exhibition by Daniel Canogar – the exhibition explores various facets of contemporary life, from the instability of financial systems to themes of life and death during a global pandemic.
Read more – Pixelweaver by Daniel Canogar
Hyper House | Madrid, Spain
HYPER HOUSE is an independent art space in Madrid's Carabanchel district, established in 2022. It focuses on exploring the connection between physical and digital worlds, providing a platform for expanded and experimental artistic practices.
Load | Barcelona, Spain
Load is a contemporary gallery which specializes in showcasing digital art, offering a space where the boundaries between the physical and digital worlds are blurred. By integrating hardware and software, the gallery creates a seamless experience for visitors to engage with innovative artworks. It serves as a hub for exploring how digital art can transcend the ordinary and redefine artistic expression.
Generative Gallery | Moscow, Russia
Generative Gallery is a digital and media art space that focuses on exhibitions, sales, special online projects, and educational programs. Since its founding in 2018, the gallery has worked to expand the potential of digital art and create interactive experiences with new media. Generative Gallery opened a physical space at Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art, Russia's first and largest private contemporary art center. Winzavod brings together galleries, studios, workshops, and educational programs, supporting contemporary Russian art and fostering a vibrant environment for cultural development.
Mori Art Museum | Tokyo, Japan
MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM: teamLab Borderless, located in Tokyo’s Odaiba district, blends science, art, technology, and nature through immersive digital experiences. The museum’s "borderless" concept encourages the removal of barriers—between artworks, visitors, and even between individuals themselves. A collaboration between Mori Building and the art collective TeamLab, this museum offers a unique, fluid, and interactive approach to art.
Galerie Charlot | Paris, France
Founded in 2010 by Valérie Hasson-Benillouche, Galerie Charlot is dedicated to promoting innovative contemporary art practices. With a focus on the intersection of art, technology, and science, the gallery provides a space for artistic experimentation and exploration. Through exhibitions, conferences, and performances, Galerie Charlot highlights the role of digital art in contemporary culture, featuring emerging, mid-career, and established artists.
Spiaggia Libera | Paris, France
Spiaggia Libera is a contemporary art gallery established in 2023, located in the Marais gallery district of Paris. With a focus on an international program, the gallery presents curated projects in both its primary space and site-specific venues worldwide. Dedicated to supporting emerging artists, Spiaggia Libera moves beyond the traditional gallery model by offering a dynamic schedule of exhibitions and events in collaboration with its artists. By incorporating voices from authors, philosophers, fashion designers, and musicians, the gallery reimagines conventional approaches to exhibition-making and artistic collaboration.
ArtScience Museum | Singapore
ArtScience Museum in Singapore is a unique cultural landmark that explores the intersection of art, science, culture, and technology. Since opening in February 2011, the museum has hosted large-scale exhibitions featuring renowned artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Salvador Dalí, Andy Warhol, and Vincent Van Gogh, while also presenting groundbreaking exhibits on topics like big data, particle physics, and space exploration.
This list highlights just 15 of the incredible places celebrating digital art around the world — but there are so many more out there! Which ones did we miss? Do you have a favorite gallery or space that champions digital artists? Let us know in the comments — we’d love to keep exploring and sharing more amazing destinations with the community!
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