The museum that I found that primarily uses technology is located in Tokyo and called the MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM.
Light Show:
There, they have a permanent exhibition put on by the group called teamLab Borderless, which features projected lights that create an environment for people to walk through. The light art gives people the opportunity to create a physical experience with other people in the new world around them.
Interactive Technology:
Some of the exhibitions are interactive. Guests are able to use their hands to touch certain points to change the environment in different ways.
There are also some exhibitions where guests can create their own art that can be added to the art show. A video features children drawing their own underwater creatures to be scanned into a program that inputs them into the art and makes it look like they are moving underwater.
Installation Art:
The museum is all about creating environments for their visitors, so they also create physical installations that are changed with peoples' interaction with them.
Video Art:
The video below is one of a piece featured on a single screen of an artist practicing making a perfect circle with one stroke of paint.
Pixel Art:
The next piece is created with small digital tiles that show a mural and reacts to movement around it.