Reality’s Invisible

Year: 1972

Runtime: 53 mins

Language: English

Documentary

During a short teaching stint at Harvard, invited by Robert Gardner, Fulton filmed Reality’s Invisible. The documentary offers a portrait of the renowned Carpenter Center—Le Corbusier’s only North American building—by moving through its concrete halls, showing students at work and featuring Gardner, Rudolf Arnheim, Stan Vanderbeek and Stan Brakhage.

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