About Caroline Federle

Born in Columbus Indiana, Caroline Federle is a photographic artist whose work addresses female genitalia, sexuality, and mental health in a region where it is not frequently discussed. Caroline is a graduate from Indiana University, completing a BFA in Photography and a Certificate in Journalism. Upon the completion of her BFA, Caroline’s thesis show titled Unsanctioned Splendor received recognition for its commentary addressing stigmas of the female body from the university and has been featured in Strange Fire Collective’s Call and Response: Art as Resistance and received a honoree featured article in the Through Rose Colored Lenses open call for OURS magazine. Caroline is currently doing freelance photography. 

 

 

Email: carolinefederle@gmail.com

 

 

 

Education

Bachelor of Fine Art in Photography and Certificate in Journalism, Indiana University 2017

Group Exhibitions

2018

Facade, Future Friends Gallery, Indianapolis, IN.

What's Motherly About Mom's Gallery? MOM's Gallery, West Village, NY.

2017

3rd Runner Up at People's Choice Salon Show, The Greenpoint Gallery, Brooklyn, NY. 

Distorted Bond: A Collaborative Series with Cierra McNeal, General Public Collective, Indianapolis, IN.

Dreamscapes: A Light and Dark Interpretation, The Fuller Projects, Bloomington, IN.

Unsanctioned Splendor, BFA Thesis Exhibition, Grunwald Gallery of Art, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN.

Call and Response: Art as Resistance, Strange Fire Collective, Syntax Physic Opera, Denver, CO.

Fountain Square February First Friday, Murphy Arts Center, Indianapolis, IN.

2016

Mythic: Modern Interpretations of Antiquity, BFA Photo Group Show, Harlos House, Bloomington, IN.

Studio Art BFA Area Show, Grunwald Gallery of Art, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN.

Awards/Publications

2017

Volume 1: Somatophobia, SOIL Magazine, Zine Feature. 

Through Rose Colored Lenses, OURS Photo Magazine, Honoree Feature Article.

2016

Pygmalion’s Art Supplies Award, Holiday Awards, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN.

Photographer’s Forum Magazine, 36th Annual College & High School Photography Contest Finalist.

Permanent Collections

2017

Call & Response: Art as Resistance, Strange Fire Collective.