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Aida Muluneh (born 1974) is an Ethiopian photographer and artist.

Muluneh received her BA in film, radio, and television from Howard University in 2001. She has worked freelance since then, also founding DESTA (Developing and Educating Societies Through the Arts). Her work has been exhibited at the National Museum of African Art in Washington, DC.

References[link]

• Biographical sketch, National Museum of African Art

Aida Muluneh often turns her attention to women of the African diaspora, emphasizing the links and disjunctures between generations, commemorating the sorrows and celebrating the victories in their lives. Her subjects convey graceful, yet strong, approaches to the vicissitudes of life within the African diaspora. In the nextcoming issue of the contemporary art magazine Crudelia? within the special about Contemporary African Art an entire page is devoted to this interesting artist, on cure of Marta Massaioli.

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