Since its foundation in 2005, Galería José de la Mano has manifested its commitment to reviving interest in the pioneers of the electronic art created with computers and photocopiers in Spain in the 1960s and 70s, notably the figure of Lugán. The gallery has also drawn attention to artists working in the context of the Centro de Cálculo (1969-73), whose seminars analyzed the potential for applying calculus to the process of artistic creation.
Artists presented in the Ars Electronica Gallery Spaces: José Luis Alexanco (ES), Tomás García Asensio (ES), José Luis Gómez Perales (ES), Lugán (ES), Enrique Salamanca (ES), Ana Buenaventura (ES), Elena Asins (ES).
