Night Owl Gallery is proud to present Constructs, an intriguing new group exhibition curated by Caitlin Gill.

The interplay between interior and exterior explores how the tangible and intangible transcend the object, informing our environment. Constructs delves into liminal spaces where reality and imagination intersect, challenging the boundary between observer and object.

This exhibition examines our biases and object permanence by exploring how we curate our environment based on perceptions and emotional relationships with aesthetics. The featured artworks blur the lines between inner and outer worlds, transforming everyday scenes into symbols of deeper meaning, provoking thought about perception, reality, and artistic expression in our ever-changing world.

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About the Curator

Caitlin Gill earned her BFA in Painting and Drawing from Towson University in 2010 and her MFA in Curatorial Practice and Art Criticism from the Ontario College of Art and Design in 2013. After OCAD, she joined Renaissance Fine Arts as an Arts Administration Assistant, quickly advancing to Assistant Director and Event Manager. At Delaplaine Arts Center, she excelled as Community Outreach Coordinator, increasing initiatives by 200% and partnering with organizations like COIP, Housing Authority, ARCH, and the Frederick Center. Currently, Caitlin is the Exhibition and Program Director at Maryland Art Place (MAP) and the MSAC Arts Directory Coordinator. She is also an emerging mixed-media artist exhibiting regionally and teaches Art History and Drawing at Shepherd University and James Madison University.