ArtFutura. The present and future of digital art
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ArtFutura was born in January, 1990 with the intention of searching out the most creative and human aspects in the new technologies. In this interview conducted by Mosaic, the UOC and UPC Multimedia Graduate magazine, Montxo Algora, director of the festival, describes his vision of the future of digital art in Spain, the future distribution and consumer channels for digital art and the response of both galleries and the public to these new tendencies.
An interview by Judith Clares
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