Carlie Febo is a photographer, museum educator, and creative collaborator based in Boston & Providence, RI. Since receiving her degree in Photography from Lesley College of Art & Design in 2010 and her Master's degree in Museum Education from Tufts University in 2016, she has worked in multiple art institutions and organizations around Boston such as deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, The Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, Bow Market, Urbano Project, MassLEAP, and Boston Center for the Arts.
In 2018, Carlie started her own photography small business that she currently runs. Carlie co-founded The Cauldron, a feminist social practice that ran from 2017-2020 and Make Art and Cry, an artist collective with her husband. She has served on the board of poetry nonprofits and managed artists like Adobo-Fish-Sauce. Currently, Carlie champions small businesses at Bow Market through her role in marketing and lead photographer.
Carlie fuses her love of community, art, and photography in all that she does. She approaches her work through the lens of joy, as an active choice. She intentionally captures artists, makers, chefs, and small businesses that live their passions loudly each day. Carlie is interested in fostering experiences that focus on self-empowerment and reclamation.
Photo by Tarik Bartel
