Sunday 6 February 2005, 15.00

This series of short films takes as its starting point the constructional suggestiveness of Anthony Caro's sculptures. From depictions of slum dwellings in London in the 1930s and modernist responses to them, to the astonishing depths of the Baroque church at Sedlec and the heroism of Simon Rodia's towers, the films show the sculptural complexity of architecture exercised in its languages, inhabitation and observation.

Housing Problems
Edgar Anstey/Arthur Elton, UK 1935,  15'

Kensal House
Frank Sainsbury, UK 1937, 11'

L'Amour Existe
Maurice Pialat, France 1960, 20'

Rhythm of a City
Arne Sucksdorff, Sweden 1947, 17'

The Window Cleaner
Jules Bucher, USA 1945, 6'

The Towers
William Hale, USA 1971, 13'

Tate Britain  Auditorium
Free, no bookings taken

    

This event is related to the Anthony Caro exhibition