1990s

Installation view of retrospective at Trajan Markets, Rome, 1992 © the artist, Barford Sculptures Ltd   Installation view of Night Movements in retrospective at Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo, 1995 © the artist, Barford Sculptures Ltd   The Last Judgment 1995-9 Collection Würth, Küzelsau © The artist, Barford Sculptures Ltd. Photographer: David Buckland

• Completes work on Night Movements, his first work comprising four separate parts.
  
  
• Visits Japan for the opening of his exhibitions and stats a series of ‘paper sculptures’ at a paper workshop in Obama.

• First major exhibition in Britain since 1984 at Tate Gallery, London.

• Retrospective exhibition in the ancient Trajan’s Market in Rome.
  
  
• Obama paper works shown at Fuji Television Gallery, Tokyo
  
  
• Accepts first major French commission for new extension at Musée de Grenoble.

• Works with ceramicist Hans Spinner at his workshop near Grasse in France.
  
  
• Awarded Praemium Imperiale Prize for Sculpture, Japan Art Association, Tokyo.

• Exhibits The Trojan War at Kenwood House, London and Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield.
  
  
• Solo exhibitions at André Emmerich Gallery, New York, Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago, and Constantine Grimaldis Gallery, Baltimore.
  
  
• Undertakes commission from Henry Moore Sculpture Trust.

• Caro’s largest retrospective opens the new Museum of Contemporary Art in Tokyo.

• Makes new multi-part work, Promenade, for display in Tuileries Gardens, Paris.
  
  
• With architect Norman Foster and engineer Chris Wise, wins competition for a new footbridge spanning the Thames from St Paul's to Tate Modern, London.

• The Trojan War tours to Thessalonika and the National Gallery in Athens, Greece.
  
  
• Retrospective exhibition at Middleheim Sculpture Park, Antwerp.

• Caro becomes the first contemporary sculptor to be shown at the National Gallery in London.

• The Last Judgement is unveiled at 48th Venice Biennale.
  
  
• Returns to Ken Tyler’s paper workshop in New York and makes the ‘paper book’ series.