Peter Ansin, a former manager of business development for Twentieth Century Fox, died of AIDS at 34 in 1992.

Spoke Gallery is honored to present the first solo exhibition in Massachusetts by acclaimed artist and activist Michela Griffo. For her exhibition entitled OUTRAGE, Griffo is showing new and recent

Spoke Gallery is honored to present a solo show by Robert Peters who is a celebrated Mashpee Wampanoag artist, poet, and author.   For his exhibition, POST-PANDEMIC, Peters is exhibiting work he created during

On Tuesday February 21st , we will be hosting our second annual fundraising event, Mardi Gras: a threshold to a room where we all belong. Join us at Publico,

Join us February 7th — National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day— for a panel discussion and performances at Spoke HIV disproportionately affects Black people in the United States. According to

Spoke Gallery is honored to present a solo show by internationally acclaimed Boston-based photographer Lou Jones.

SPOKE’s 31st Annual World AIDS Day art installation and vigil, marking the effects of multiple pandemics on our lives and our communities.

This mission remains just as urgent today as we face multiple pandemics of COVID-19, racism, and addiction, alongside the continuing scourge of HIV/AIDS, particularly among vulnerable populations.

For three decades, SPOKE (formerly Medicine Wheel Productions) has been at the intersection of art and healing. Using art as a threshold, moving beyond diversity to equity and building

" I continued with my fashion, making clothes and also art."