Spoke Art is proud to present the eighth annual Bad Dads exhibition - a dynamic showcase of over ninety artists from around the world celebrating the cinematic career of American director, Wes Anderson. Held at Talon Gallery in Portland, OR - Spoke is excited to bring this beloved show to the Pacific Northwest for the first time.

Together with Gallery Nucleus LA, we are excited to present Power In Numbers 5. 
Since the first PIN in 2006, the show will continue to feature hundreds of artwork in a postcard format. Both galleries will have separate rosters. 170+ International artists will have work at the Portland Gallery.

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the 1986 fantasy cult-classic Labyrinth and in memory of David Bowie, we are proud to present this official tribute to Jim Henson's incredibly charming & imaginative final film.

Join us SEPTEMBER 17 from 7-10PM as we unveil original artwork from a wonderfully talented roster of artists that revisits our favorite scenes and characters from the film!

Costumes & cosplay highly encouraged!

Wrought from the depths of our creativity, imaginary friends have been steadfast companions through amazing journeys and have helped to overcome unbelievable hardships. Despite being figments of our imaginations, these fantastical comrades cultivate immense growth and represent very real bonds. 

Please join us as we pay tribute to legendary author J.R.R. Tolkien's beloved epic high fantasy classics, The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.  In celebration of Peter Jackson's cinematic adaptation of Tolkien's The Hobbit, Nucleus will be honoring Tolkien's work by curating a dual level show featuring artwork from fans and artists all over the world by once again accepting open submissions and debuting the inspired works through our moderated blog.

PRÉSENTATION

Edition of 350 Numbered
26 x 36 cm | 64 pages | Soft Cover
Bilingual Français - English
Photography — Maël G. Lagadec
Dance — Pierre-Noël Akosse & Chen-Wei Lee
Text — Luc Bigé
Design — NNstudio

Rédaction d'articles dans le but de sensibiliser le public à l'art plastique et à l'art vivant. Le but étant d'éveiller le sens critique par un éclairage sensible et d'initier à l'art contemporain, tout en soutenant petites et grandes initiatives. Les revues sont guidées par nos ressentis et notre regard d'artistes. C'est pourquoi nous rédigeons uniquement sur des spectacles et des expositions que nous avons aimés, qui nous ont touchées, tout en s'éloignant d'un impératif de consommation culturelle.