Spoke Art is thrilled to announce that we have teamed up with our friends at Ghost X Ghost for 70 Years of Godzilla, a group exhibition seven decades in the making! This August, we return to Los Angeles for this incredibly special show inspired by one of the biggest stars to ever grace the silver screen.
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Spoke Art Gallery and CODA are pleased to announce a very special 10th anniversary screening of Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel.
Join us this Sunday night at the historic Music Box Theater in Chicago for a one-night-only screening with very special guest Tony Revolori and artist Rory Kurtz.
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Spoke Art returns to the indescribable beauty of Frank Lloyd Wright‘s awe inspiring Taliesin West this month with an all new collection of limited edition prints dedicated to the legendary architect and designer.
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We’re happy to announce that all the remaining WonderCon 2024 exclusives will be available online for the first time starting tomorrow, April 4th at 10am PT, exclusively at Spoke-Art.com.
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It was an absolute pleasure returning to the Roxie Theater in San Francisco this week for another fun Hitchcock feature. Artist Paul Mann returned with a brand new illustration to celebrate the occasion and as always he did a screamingly good job!
A very limited quantity of hand numbered screen prints were produced to promote this screening and on Tuesday, March 26th at 10am Pacific we’ll be making some copies available here on our online store. Make sure you’re signed up for our SMS list if you’d like to be kept up to date!
Stay tuned for our next feature presentation returning to the Roxie Theater in May!
Spoke Art is excited to be returning to Anaheim next week for one of our favorite events of the year, WonderCon! We’ll be bringing an all new collection of exclusive limited edition prints, collectibles and more that you’ll only find at Spoke Art.
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Spoke Art is feeling the love in the air around San Francisco, or that’s at least what we think it is… What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than with a screening of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind on 35mm!
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