While editing the paper, Cameron initiated a writers residency program for women writers including Alison Gingeras, Alissa Nutting, and Emily Raboteau. Cameron described the mission of the paper as critical. Criticism "is not a tool or a diversion. It is a fundamental, irreducible, absolute and essential approach to art and the world. Miami is not just a place. Miami is a crisis." The issues published under Cameron expanded the focus of the magazine, hiring Patricia Engel as literary editor. Cameron was born on Miami Beach, Florida. She has workwed in both Miami and New York. She is married to the artist Seth Cameron, a founding member of the Bruce High Quality Foundation and Director of the Children's Museum of the Arts. They have two sons. Cameron’s career in the design field and collection of art and design, which includes the work of emerging and established designers and artists such as Philippe Malouin, Katie Stout, Maarten Baas, Max Lamb, Betty Tompkins, Ron Gorchov, Jim Brittingham and Nicola L. has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, Architectural Digests in the United States, Germany and Spain.