Ines Doleschal (*1972 in Waiblingen, Germany) studied art history, English and fine art in Tübingen, Münster and London as well as the postgraduate programme ‘Art
in Context’ at the Berlin University of the Arts. She has shown her work in solo and group exhibitions in Germany and abroad since 2001 and has been honored with

a residency at the Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop, a working scholarship from the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe and a scholarship from the

Stiftung Kunstfonds Bonn and the Ministery of Culture of the Federal Government. In addition to her artistic practice, she curates exhibitions such as KLASSE DAMEN! 100 years of the opening of the Berlin Art Academy for women (2019) or We care. Do you? (2023) about the relationship between care work and art production. Doleschal

co-initiated the feminist network kunst+kind berlin in 2018 and the action alliance fair share! Sichtbarkeit für Künstlerinnen in 2020. Both initiatives are committed to
greater participation, representation and recognition of (care-working) female artists. Ines Doleschal has three children and lives and works in Berlin.

Ines Doleschal (*1972 in Waiblingen, Germany) studied art history, English and fine art in Tübingen, Münster and London as well as the postgraduate programme ‘Art
in Context’ at the Berlin University of the Arts. She has shown her work in solo and group exhibitions in Germany and abroad since 2001 and has been honored with

a residency at the Künstlerhaus Lukas in Ahrenshoop, a working scholarship from the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Europe and a scholarship from the

Stiftung Kunstfonds Bonn and the Ministery of Culture of the Federal Government. In addition to her artistic practice, she curates exhibitions such as KLASSE DAMEN! 100 years of the opening of the Berlin Art Academy for women (2019) or We care. Do you? (2023) about the relationship between care work and art production. Doleschal

co-initiated the feminist network kunst+kind berlin in 2018 and the action alliance fair share! Sichtbarkeit für Künstlerinnen in 2020. Both initiatives are committed to
greater participation, representation and recognition of (care-working) female artists. Ines Doleschal has three children and lives and works in Berlin.