December 4 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Reflect upon the work and practice of photographer Carlos Muñoz in conversation with curators Lucia Marcano and Roberto Mata. Belonging in Transit offers a personal and honest look at the lived experiences surrounding migration, and a reflection of the photographer’s own story. Hear insights into Muñoz’s artistic process in authentic storytelling through photographs that elicit meaningful connections with the viewer.
Prior to the program, enjoy light refreshments and a look at the exhibition Belonging in Transit.
Theater seating is first-come, first-served. Please plan to arrive early to ensure preferred seating. Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Belonging in Transit.
Program Schedule:
| 5:30 pm | Doors Open |
| 6:00 pm | Light Refreshments & Belonging in Transit Exhibition Viewing |
| 7:00 pm | Panel Discussion with photographer Carlos Muñoz in conversation with curators Lucia Marcano and Roberto Mata |
| 7:45 pm | Audience Q&A |
| 8:00 pm | Program Ends |
Featured Speakers:
Carlos “Cali” Muñoz
Documentary Photographer
Carlos “Cali” Muñoz is a documentary photographer, born in Caracas, Venezuela, to Colombian parents. He discovered his passion for photography while advocating for social causes in Venezuela, and in 2015 emigrated to Miami, where he began a new chapter dedicated to visual storytelling.
His current work focuses on Redland Market Village in Homestead, Florida, where he documents the lives of immigrants, primarily from Mexico and Central America, who gather around this vibrant marketplace. Through his lens, Cali highlights cultural traditions, daily struggles, and aspirations, showcasing the resilience and diversity that shape South Florida’s social fabric. His photography goes beyond the technical, seeking the essence of people and the untold stories that live beneath the surface.
Lucía Marcano
Lucía Marcano is a photographer, designer, editor, and curator born in France, raised in Venezuela, with over two decades in Spain and currently based in Germany. She is the co-founder of Doublepage, an editorial and curatorial boutique dedicated to photobooks and visual storytelling, where she develops projects that weave together photography, design, and narrative.
Roberto Mata
Roberto Mata is a Venezuelan photographer and educator with more than three decades of experience. He is the founder of Roberto Mata Taller de Fotografía (RMTF) in Caracas and Miami, and co-founder of Doublepage, an editorial and curatorial boutique dedicated to photobooks and visual storytelling.
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Photo Credit: Courtesy of Carlos Muñoz
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