Tatiana Muñoz-Brenes is an art curator who specializes in LGBTIQ+ museums and queer art. She majored in Art History and in Psychology at the University of Costa Rica, where she is a researcher and teacher. As an independent curator, she has worked on topics related to gender violence, feminist performance, art-science relationship, community museums, sustainability, collection research, and in individual curatorial support to artists.

She has extensive experience in international projects, presentations, publications, and museum training including in the United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain, China, Japan, Ecuador, Mexico, and the United States. In Costa Rica, she has collaborated with entities such as the Museum of Identity and Pride (MIO), the Cultural Center of Spain, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design (MADC), the National Theater Company (CNT), the Lankester Botanical Garden, the Calderón Guardia Museum, the +UCR Museum, the National Museum, _Temporal, the Figueres Ferrer House of Culture, the Embassy of Canada, and the Art Research Institute of the University of Costa Rica (IIArte).

Internationally, her experience has been alongside institutions such as the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosi in Mexico, the International Council of Museums (ICOM), Hivos, the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), the College Art Association (CAA), the Museum Association of New York (MANY), the Association of Art Museum Curators, the Getty Foundation, the EU-LAC Museums project, the University of Saint Andrews in Scotland and The 8th Floor gallery of the Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation in New York.

She is currently a Fulbright Scholar and is studying for a Master's in Museum Studies at New York University.