Overview

Join us this Thursday 20 April for a late-night viewing of our current exhibition, Anthony Caro: The Inspiration of Architecture, and enjoy some complimentary wine as you explore.

Highlights of the exhibition include The Child’s Tower Room (1983–4), the earliest work on display which breaches the boundaries between sculpture and architecture with spiral steps and hidden chambers, which children will be invited to explore within the exhibition. Autumn Rhapsody (2012–13) reveals Caro, at the end of his life, continuing to develop the language of sculpture with concealed, enclosed spaces that the viewer glimpses through surrounding walls of transparent Perspex. The exhibition’s climax is formed by four large works in which he explored the transition from one place to another. A room devoted to small-scale sculptures will demonstrate the intimate nature of Caro’s architectural language.

This late night viewing is part of Pitzhanger’s Thursday Late programme and is free to all from 5pm.