The etymology of the term Collegium comes from Latin colle, which means to paste, join, connect; unlike disintegrate and separate. Therefore, Collegium implies the linkage of knowledge, perspectives and materials of all kinds. Historically the schools were introduced by the Jesuit Catholic order in the 16th century, with the firm intention to build advanced spiritual and pedagogical centers. The Jesuit educational model rapidly spread throughout Europe, and then explored the New World and the vast East. The schools were thus the first educational platforms that were successfully internationalized. For us, the meaning of this word is twofold: on one hand, it seeks to recognize the intrinsic heritage of the building in which the galleries and rooms are being assembled and; on the other hand, the etymological meaning of this term alludes to the cultural interaction between communities and families. What is Collegium? It is a center of education, research and experimentation of modern and contemporary art. Its headquarters are located in the city of Arevalo, Castilla y León. It is also a space for the production and conservation of artistic heritage.