Rachael Jablo is a chronically ill, Jewish, queer, Berlin-based American artist and educator who works with storytelling, photography, installation, and collage in analog and digital processes to discuss issues around illness, the body, grief, and gender. Her work has been seen recently in a solo exhibitions at Graz’s Forum Stadtpark, and USC’s Hoyt Gallery, and in group exhibitions at the Women’s History Museum in Stockholm, Torrance Museum in LA, and at the Bakery Art Gallery in Bordeaux. She has been featured in Ever-Emerging Magazine, on WNYC’s The Takeaway, and Slate, and is an active member of the EndoViolence Collective. She published her photographic monograph about chronic migraine, My days of losing words, with Kehrer Verlag in 2013. Her recent work, The Hysteria Project, received a Neustart Kultur Grant for Innovative Arts from the German Government in 2021-2022. She is part of the EU-wide #ENDOs art and narrative medicine project running through 2025. She was the keynote speaker at the Endometriosis (R)Evolution narrative medicine conference at the University of Graz, Austria in May

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