Stephen Antonakos
- Introduction
- Stephen Antonakos was a Greek sculptor known for his abstract sculptures and for being a pioneer in the use of neon in art.
- Wikidata
- Q15429571
- Introduction
- Antonakas was born in Greece and then moved to New York City. His primary medium is neon tubing.
- Nationalities
- American, Greek
- Gender
- Male
- Roles
- Artist, Sculptor
- Names
- Stephen Antonakos, Stēven Antōnakos
- Ulan
- 500091275
Exhibitions
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Stephen Antonakos: Neon Chapel for P.S.1 and Welcome
Feb 7–Apr 3, 1999
MoMA PS1
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Summer Light
Jun 11–Sep 15, 1981
MoMA
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Special Projects (Spring 1981)
Apr 26–Jun 14, 1981
MoMA PS1
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Rooms
Jun 9–26, 1976
MoMA PS1
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Collectors of the Seventies, Part I: Dorothy and Herbert Vogel
Apr 19–May 17, 1975
MoMA PS1
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Stephen Antonakos has
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