The Museum of Contemporary Art of Vigo (MARCO), opened in 2002, is a premier cultural landmark in northwestern Spain. It is housed in a unique building: the city's former prison and courthouse, a 19th-century panoptic structure renovated for artistic use. Its original layout allows for a radial and light-filled distribution of galleries, making it ideal for displaying avant-garde proposals. Unlike traditional art galleries, MARCO does not have its own permanent collection. Its management model focuses on temporary exhibitions, interdisciplinary projects, and educational programs ranging from visual arts to design and fashion. It is a dynamic space that seeks to encourage reflection on contemporary culture and serve as a platform for both local and international creators within a historic architectural setting.