Meg Molloy is a freelance Cultural Strategy and Communications Consultant working with galleries, organisations and artists in the UK and internationally. ​With over a decade of experience in the arts, she has led communications spanning public and media relations, digital platforms, brand strategy and audience development.​ She has also worked in artist and museum liaison and across creative, institutional and commercial contexts. 
 

Meg has worked on landmark building projects and high-profile launches, including those at Stephen Friedman Gallery, Venice Biennale, Dreamland Margate, Studio Voltaire and Dulwich Picture Gallery. She has led global communications campaigns for exhibitions and art fairs, and worked with both established and emerging artists.

In 2026, Meg was nominated for the University of Westminster’s Alumni Award for Contribution to the Creative Industries. She has been a visiting speaker at Fashion Institute of Technology, State University of New York and a panellist for The Art Business Conference, Working Class in the Arts symposium by Quench Gallery at Turner Contemporary, the Council for Higher Education in Art and Design Conference and ArtRabbit. She is also a freelance writer, with regular contributions to The Nerve. She was named one of Zetteler’s ‘25 for 2025’. She also curated AOAP Projects’ International Women’s Day auction.

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In 2024, Meg founded Working Arts Club, a UK-wide network supporting arts professionals from working-class backgrounds. With over 1,300 members, the club has collaborated with major institutions and organisations such as the V&A, Tate, Frieze, Royal Academy, Christie's, Sotheby's and Photo London. She has been interviewed by The Guardian, BBC Radio 6 Music, Frieze, The Art Newspaper, and artnet, as well as appearing on several podcasts. 

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Born in Margate, Kent, Meg is now based in South East London.