The V. & M. Theocharakis Foundation has unveiled an exhibition titled "Stephen Antonakos: Postscript of Time and Space," which pays tribute to the influential work of Greek-American artist Stephen Antonakos, who was born in 1926 and passed away in 2013. This exhibition coincides with the centenary of his birth in Laconia, and it aims to provide a comprehensive evaluation of his extensive artistic career and the lasting impact of his work. It also maps out the artistic movements and sensitivities that constitute Antonakos's legacy.

The exhibition seeks to explore the breadth of Antonakos’s vision across six decades, highlighting his evolving language of color, form, and luminous abstraction. It features significant collections of his works, showcasing pieces from various periods, including the "Neon Panels" series (1980–2013), "Direct Neons" (1970s), "Packages" (1971–2006), "Neon Walls" (1977–2007), "Alphavitos" (1986–1990), "Travel Collages" (1987–2002), architectural models of chapels (1992–2010), and "Gold Works" (2010). These pieces collectively illustrate the transformative journey of Antonakos’s artistic exploration and his contribution to contemporary art.

By focusing on both the stylistic evolution and the thematic depth of Antonakos’s works, the exhibition not only commemorates the artist’s centenary but also encourages a renewed appreciation of his role in shaping the relationship between light and space in art. It aims to invite viewers to reflect on the broader implications of his art within the contexts of modernism and post-modernism, ultimately situating Antonakos as a pivotal figure whose work continues to resonate today.