MW Productions/SPOKE activates the transformative power of art to heal divisions, strengthen community, and drive social progress. We forge a common path of equity and civic engagement across Greater Boston through visual art, dance, poetry & spoken-word performance. Young people are essential contributors to all of our work. Creating together, we emerge with a deeper understanding of ourselves, each other, and the world we share.
Our vision is that one day, all individuals will feel included and engaged in strengthening their community. They will recognize that art is not just a commodity. Instead, they’ll recognize art as a guiding tool that frees them to express their voice and to participate in their community.
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"Every SPOKE of the wheel is significant. If one spoke of the wheel is broken, the wheel is incomplete." – Michael Dowling
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We invite artist to relocate themselves, and whose work facilitates dialogue.
A series of virtual talks with artists working at the intersection of creative expression and social change.
Students will have the opportunity to work in an array of artistic disciplines that fall under digital storytelling.
National and International multidisciplinary artists residing in Massachusetts and abroad.
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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 small works on paper that she refers to as “Observations”.
Learn More Details Here! >>Arts & Humanities WebsiteSPOKE activates art to heal, transform communities, & drive social progress across Boston.
See What We Are Up To! >>Peter Ansin, a former manager of business development for Twentieth Century Fox, died of AIDS at 34 in 1992. The Ansin Building in Boston is the largest facility ever constructed by an organization with a specific mission to serve the LGBT community. Exhibition at Spoke Gallery will run from May 2023– June 2023.
Learn More! >>Youth and Young Adults 15-19 who are residents of Boston Housing Authority Communities or Section 8 we are immediately hiring for our after-school Winter and Spring Leadership Cohort starting in February 2023
CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS & TO APPLY >>SPOKE cooperates with artists: · Who invite people to locate themselves anew · Whose work facilitates dialogue. · Who have expansive vision, are keen listeners, and approach art with compassion. · Who are capable of bearing witness to a broad range of human experience. · Whose work is a testimony to the conditions that cultivate, challenge, and transform communities. · Read the energy of a place, neighborhood, or community, and are creatively inspired by that energy. · Who believe in the mission of SPOKE to activate art to heal, transform communities, and build social cohesion.
The SPOKE Gallery is delighted to kick off 2022 with The Scene/Seen, an exhibition of recent quilt work by renowned Boston artist L’Merchie Frazier. Virtual Opening, February 9th, 2022 6:30 pm
SPOKE Gallery Opens New Year with Scene/Seen: New Work from Celebrated Boston Artists – L'Merchie Frazier – Virtual Opening: Wednesday, February 9, 6:30pm
National Black HIV Awareness Day – WeSPOKE Gallery talk on, Art, Equity and Health with panelists, Michael J. Bobbitt– Amanda Shea – Adrianna Boulin – Aaron Stone – Zola Powell – Charles Murrell III – and Letta Neely
“Arts and Cultural work can restore and nourish people’s capacities to listen, to empathize, to communicate, to receive, to hope, to imagine, to trust, and to act compassionately –the very capacities required for sustainable coexistence and reconciliation”
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