Reality's Invisible

The documentary presents an engaging look at the Carpenter Center, a unique structure designed by Le Corbusier, marking his only building in North America. Fulton's work goes beyond architectural observation, delving into the interactions among students and notable figures in the art world, including Rudolf Arnheim, Stan Brakhage, and Toshi Katayama.

As Fulton captures the essence of the Carpenter Center, the film serves as a reflection on artistic expression and education. The documentary's format allows viewers to witness the dynamic environment of the center, where ideas and creativity flourish. This film is particularly relevant for collectors interested in documentary filmmaking, educational art institutions, and the works of influential artists of the 1970s.