Carley Mullally is a textile artist and researcher currently based out of K'jipuktuk/ Halifax, Nova Scotia. Her work focuses on the versatility of off-loom textile processes such as rope-making, knotting, crochet and braiding, and how they can be translated for a wider audience and used interdisciplinarily.

While teaching various textile workshops as well as the Off-Loom Structures course at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, Carley continues to work on collaborative research projects while simultaneously continuing her own art practice.

Her aim is to continue pushing the boundaries of textiles and their applications, continuing to collaborate with designers, makers and engineers, and to encourage non-textile artists to use these structures in innovative ways. Each collaboration improves upon her own work’s methodology, helping to create an accessible language for understanding textile processes.