Spoke Art is packing our bags and getting ready for our next big adventure with artist Alex Pardee. Next month in Santa Monica, we open the doors to an incredible art experience over a year in the making - Alex in Shunderland!
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Spoke Art is extremely excited to announce The Moleskine Project X, our most anticipated annual group show opening next month in San Francisco.
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Spoke Art is honored to share Max Dalton's Moments in Film exhibition, now on view at My Art Museum in Seoul, South Korea.
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Spoke Art is thrilled to announce Anemoia, a new solo show from artist Kelsey Beckett. If you've followed our gallery at any point since 2013 you know how much we love Kelsey's artwork.
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Spoke Art is happy to share our first group exhibition of the year, TONDO 2021!
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Spoke Art is excited to announce TONDO 2021, our next exhibition happening in San Francisco in April. With over 50 artists from around the world all creating artwork on a round canvas or "tondo" as a theme.
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Spoke Art is excited to share our latest exhibition in San Francisco, Rocking Fotten's "A Poster Art Show."
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Spoke Art has been thrilled to be able to share Spain-based artist Dulk's latest solo exhibition, Ephemeral Treasures in NYC for the past couple of weeks. If you haven't had a chance to see the exhibition, there's still time!
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Spoke Art is breaking out the popcorn and bingeing cult classics in preparation for our next exhibition in San Francisco, A Poster Art Show from our friends at Rucking Fotten!
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Spoke Art is pleased to present NSFW, a group show exploring sex and sexuality from the femme perspective. Returning for its third iteration, this dynamic group exhibition curated by Dasha Matsuura includes a wide spectrum of mediums and perspectives on sexuality.
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