Since 2013, Caitlin Cary has been working in a medium for which she coined the term “Needleprint,” a form of fabric collage in which cloth is affixed by machine stitch to paper or other rigid backing.

To date she has focused primarily on depicting architecture within a few-mile radius of her daily travels around Raleigh, NC.  What interests Cary most often are our “humble” landmarks: the buildings that speak to the complex character, politics, economy and narratives of our built landscape.  In 2015, Cary was awarded the Regional Emerging Artist residency at Artspace in Raleigh.  Her work has been exhibited at The Miriam Block Gallery, the Frankie G. Weems Gallery at Meredith College, The Raleigh Fine Arts Exhibition, The Cameron Village Regional Library, The Artspace Upfront Gallery, and beyond.