Signal Space, a new permanent gallery dedicated to digital art, light design, and visual media, will open in Prague, Czech Republic on September 30. Its inaugural exhibition, "Echoes of Tomorrow," features eight artworks including generative audiovisual pieces by Playmodes Studio, laser-light spatial works by Shohei Fujimoto, and a film by Quayola and Max Cooper. The gallery will also host DJ sets, live performances, lectures (including a talk by new media artist Zach Lieberman), and an interactive family space called Signal Playground. The exhibition runs through March 2026, with a second show following in April.
The opening matters because Signal Space represents a rare permanent venue dedicated exclusively to digital and new media art, a field often shown in temporary or festival contexts. Founded by Martin Pošta, the gallery builds on 13 years of experience running the Signal Festival, Prague's digital and light-art festival. By providing a fixed home for algorithmic, projection, and interactive works, Signal Space signals growing institutional recognition of digital art as a lasting cultural force, not just a transient spectacle.