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Mark Bloch

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Antonia Papatzanaki: The Light of Nature

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By Mark Bloch
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Antonia Papatzanaki
, Structural 49, 2025, 
Stainless steel, Plexiglas, light
, 120 x 120 x 10 cm | 47 ¼  x 47 ¼ x 4 in By MARK BLOCH, December 2025 Antonia Papatzanaki is a sculptor of light, transforming that elusive “material” into both a palette to be drawn from and a vessel into which to build an unconscious channel of communication between her and the viewer. She seems less interested in constructing than uncovering a mysterious world that already lives invisibly beneath our existing realm.
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The Fluxus Newspaper Part 2

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By Mark Bloch
| Whitehot Magazine Verified
By MARK BLOCH, October 2025, There are a few shows in New York that point to Surrealism at the present moment. The Fluxus Newspaper collects all eleven newspapers published by the Fluxus art collective between January 1964 and March 1979. The newspapers were edited by an ever-changing team of artists known as the Fluxus Editorial Council for Fluxus and every issue, except the last two, was designed by Fluxus founder George Maciunas.
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Why Sixties Surreal at the Whitney is not Surrealism

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By Mark Bloch
| Whitehot Magazine Verified
By MARK BLOCH, October 2025, There are a few shows in New York that point to Surrealism at the present moment. There is the magnificent Man Ray show at the Met. For fans, it exudes Surrealist purity, thankfully. Then there is the large—I mean really, really large—photograph of Andrè Breton, Max Ernst, Leonora Carrington and Marcel Duchamp at the Morris Hirshfield show at Ricco-Marescawhich specializes in self-taught artists.
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