LIGHT:
STEPHEN ANTONAKOS AND THE RUSSIAN AVANT-GARDE

MOMUS-MUSEUM
ALEX MYLONA
ATHENS
March—October 18, 2020

EXHIBITION EXTENDED THROUGH
OCTOBER 18, 2020
A CATALOGUE WILL BE AVAILABLE

“ANTONAKOS: THE ROOM CHAPEL”
ALLENTOWN ART MUSEUM,
31 NORTH FIFTH STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA

EXHIBITION EXTENDED THROUGH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2020

“The Room Chapel” has been beautifully reconstructed within the galleries of the Allentown Art Museum. It will remain on view there through September 27, 2020. One of Antonakos’s most evocative Meditation Chapels, it is defined by its proportions, its three Neon Panels, and its unusual doorway, which recalls the spirit of ancient architecture.

In 1996, for the original presentation at the Art Institute of Boston, Antonakos wrote,

“It is a place for contemplation
in an atmosphere of openness…
where geometry, light, and space can be
seen and experienced for themselves.”

VIEW OF THE ENTRANCE TO
“THE ROOM CHAPEL”

ALSO ON VIEW AT ALLENTOWN:
MODEL FOR “THE CHAPEL OF THE HEAVENLY LADDER” 1995

This powerful iron model, c. 3′ x 3′ x 3 1/2′, maintains the presence of its full-scale construction at the XLVII Venice Biennale, 1997, now permanently installed at the State Museum of Contemporary Art, Salonica, Greece.

Discussion: Dr. Helen Evans, Jaharis Curator of Byzantium,
Metropolitan Museum of Art,  and Robert Storr, writer, curator, artist.

Skalkottas piano works played by Idith Korman.

The Morgan Library & Museum, NY
November 20, 2019, 7pm