ABOUT

QUEUE Gallery is an avant-garde art gallery and magazine founded in Miami, Florida, in 2024. Functioning as both an internationally nomadic project and a flagship anchored in Little Havana, Miami, QUEUE Gallery and Q Magazine exist as sister forms, a conduit through which visual and literary nourishment is held, circulated, and archived within a shared bloodstream. QUEUE works primarily with twenty-first-century artists whose practices across sculpture, performance, painting, photography, and digital media examine the post-industrial conditions of inhabiting the role of the artist today. The program attends to how systemic barriers, migration, displacement, and cultural histories become embedded in artistic language and collective cultural production, while considering the creative possibilities that emerge from constraint. Discomfort becomes a generative space within the program, both materially and conceptually, through a post-digital and post-conceptual lens. Having hosted exhibitions in spaces ranging from a repurposed Miami gas station to pop-up presentations in Mexico City, QUEUE seeks to position itself as a central hub for art and literature, extending its artists’ discursive practices globally. 

 

Catherine Mary Camargo is a Haitian-British curator, writer, artist, and founder of QUEUE Gallery x Q Magazine, a Miami-based gallery and mirrored publication. Her curatorial and artistic practice blends minimalism with subversive narratives, using unconventional materials and aesthetics to explore migration, systemic barriers, and vulnerability—both as a broader social condition and a personal threshold. Camargo has independently curated exhibitions at institutions and galleries including the Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami, where she curated the museum’s 30th-anniversary permanent collection exhibition, as well as Voloshyn Gallery and Tunnel Projects, among others. Miami New Times recently named her Best Curator of 2026, and her work with QUEUE Gallery has been featured in The Miami Herald, Burnaway, Artburst, Miami Living Magazine, and Plasma Contemporary. Her writing has appeared in publications such as The Miami Native and Art Circuits Guide, and she has also self-published numerous artist interviews and distinctive print editions under Q Magazine.