Disseny Hub Barcelona building with the Torre Glòries in the background and pedestrians next to the tram tracks.

The Digital Arts Biennial connects and showcases the people and organisations that make up Barcelona and Catalonia’s creative and technological ecosystem. Rather than focusing on a single event, it brings together exhibitions, professional gatherings, an international symposium and other activities that connect artists, designers, businesses, universities and institutions. The project aims to provide an established platform for collaboration, create new opportunities and bring the region’s digital talent to a wider audience. Here, digital art is not simply exhibited. It also helps foster connections between those who create it, research it and develop it.

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“Vectors. Digital Art to Think About the Future” (from 24 November) brings together new perspectives and technologies to explore a direct question: where is digital art heading?
“Circuito” is the Biennal’s professional networking event. On 5 February, it will bring together creatives, businesses, cultural centres and organisations to present projects, exchange ideas and explore new opportunities for collaboration.
Taking place on 3 and 4 February 2027, “Symposium” brings together art, technology, science and industry to explore how digital art is created and where it is heading. The aim is to look beyond the screen and understand what goes on behind it.