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Symone Titania Major is an African American Award Winning Documentary Photographer, Filmmaker, Model, Poet, and Community Activist based in Goulds, Florida.
Her work shines light on overlooked stories and archives the African American experience.
She founded a Miami-based non-profit arts organization with her sister Quiana Major called Context of a Generation
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Symone Titania launched Titania Archives with the support of The John S. & James L. Knight Foundation
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Education
BA in Communication Arts, Florida International University, 2020
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AA Public Relations, Miami Dade College ,2015
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Publications
Da City Parade: The Postcard Zine, 2022
In partnership with O, Miami
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Awards
The John S & James L Knight Foundation, Knight Arts Challenge, 2021
Martin's Footprints: Marched in Coconut Grove & Goulds
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The Miami Foundation's Racial Equity Fund Artist Grantee, 2021
Nominated by Valerie Riles, The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts
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Oolite Arts Ellies Creator Award, 2018
The Other Side of the Tracks
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Miami Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs Community Grant, 2017
The Unvoiced Community: BBQ Men & Women of Goulds
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John S & James L Knight Foundation, Knight Art Challenge, 2016
The Unvoiced Community: BBQ Men & Women of Goulds
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Solo Exhibitions
Martin's Footprints, Historic Coconut Grove Museum, 2022
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The Other Side of the Tracks, The Light Box at Goldman Warehouse, 2019
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The Unvoiced Community: BBQ Men & Women of Goulds, The South Miami Dade Cultural Arts Center, 2017
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Choreography
Home, Here & Now Residency, Miami Light Project, 2022
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Dice Raw's Box Brown The Musical, Lead Choreographer, Adrienne Arsht Center, 2019
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