Museum report·Paris
Centre Pompidou launches Digital Art Committee for acquisitions and research
The Centre Pompidou has created a Digital Art Committee backed by founding patrons Ismail Tazi and Benjamin Gross, supporting digital-art acquisitions, research, exhibitions and conservation for the next five years.

The Centre Pompidou has launched a new Digital Art Committee, a five-year patronage initiative dedicated to the museum's national collection of modern and contemporary art (MNAM/CCI). Supported by founding patrons Ismail Tazi and Benjamin Gross, the committee will fund acquisitions of digital works alongside research, exhibition and conservation efforts, marking a structured institutional commitment to collecting art made with and for digital media.


