Cultural & Community Practice
Arts Organisations · Institutions · Festivals · Community Programmes · Public Engagement · Interdisciplinary Projects
Aishling Muller works across selected cultural programmes, participatory projects and collaborative initiatives that connect people, place and ideas through creativity, storytelling and shared experience.
Her work in this area brings together photography, moving image, participation, event development, artist support and public engagement, adapting to the needs of particular communities, organisations and contexts.
Projects are strongest where there is a clear cultural or artistic purpose, good production support and space for genuine dialogue, collaboration and exchange.
Available for selected cultural programmes, guest facilitation, public conversations and interdisciplinary collaborations where there is strong artistic alignment and appropriate organisational support.
Community Practice
Arts for Social Change Collective
Member of an international collective exploring social and environmental issues through collaborative creative practice.
Greek Community Photography Project
Participatory photography project developed in rural Greece, culminating in a multi-site public exhibition.
Murmuration
Ireland–Finland creative exchange exploring cultural heritage, storytelling, and collaborative making.
Cultural Programming
Co-Motion Youth Film Festival
Supported programme design, workshops, event coordination and artist development for emerging filmmakers.
First Wednesdays
Developed and hosted a monthly community arts event in Meath, providing a platform for writers, poets and storytellers.
Equivox Theatre Festival
Festival Director for a community theatre event featuring five original short plays.
Media & Storytelling
Seeking Asylum
Documentary interview project exploring migration, displacement, and belonging through the experience of a Kurdish-Iraqi family in Iceland.
Arts Northwest Radio
Researched, produced, and presented arts and cultural broadcasts for Ocean FM.
Magnum in Motion
Audiovisual documentary work in New York contributing to interview-led and multimedia storytelling projects.