October 2025

Allee Beatty, Gallery Director at West Chelsea Contemporary chats with Gary James McQueen at the launch of the Form & Flora collection in Austin, Texas.

Watch the interview to hear Gary James McQueen share insights into his inspiration for this latest collection, the importance of storytelling and the processes behind his work.

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Form & Flora debuts with West Chelsea Contemporary

October 2025

Form & Flora is a captivating collection of 20 lenticular artworks that fuse classical iconography, myth, and nature through cutting-edge techniques. 

Rendered in digitally sculpted gold and botanical forms, the series explores the delicate balance between human influence and the natural world. Figures such as Venus, Eros, Libertas, and The Thinker evoke timeless stories while embodying themes of love, freedom, wisdom, and mortality. Gold serves as a spiritual and symbolic thread throughout the works, while flora reclaims its place as a force of beauty and memory.

“With Form & Flora, I wanted to revive a time when beauty and symbolism spoke to the soul. In a fast-paced world, this collection is a quiet invitation to reconnect—with nature, tradition, and emotion—and to rediscover meaning through art.”

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A poster for the House of McQueen play, showing Alexander McQueen visible through cutouts in red decorative paper with black bird and leaf patterns, creating a collage effect.

House of McQueen opens in New York

August 2025

House of McQueen is an off-Broadway show based on an idea by Rick Lazes and Seth Koch. The show is written by Darrah Cloud and explores McQueen’s early life, rise to fame, and deeply human relationships. Creative direction is by Alexander McQueen’s nephew, Gary James McQueen, and it is directed by Sam Helfrich.

Find out more at www.thehouseofmcqueen.com

Gary James McQueen in white shirt and trousers standing in front of colourful skull artworks displayed on easels in an industrial-style gallery.

Kintsugi Collection launches

August 2025

The collection embraces imperfection and embodies resilience
– two of the key principles behind the philosophy of kintsugi.
It is about finding beauty and strength in the flawed, about seeing the scars we collect through life not as defects, but as unique parts of our story in restoration and acceptance.

Available now from Castle Fine Art (UK) and West Chelsea Contemporary (US)

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Gilded Skull 1

March 2025

Gilded Skull 1 is a new collection launched with Castle Fine Art honouring a form synonymous with McQueen.

In this limited-edition collection of silkscreens, Gilded Skull I sees Gary James McQueen translate one of his most recognisable early works, ‘Vanitas Skull’, alongside an extraordinary new design, into a collection of four hand-signed silkscreens for the first time. 

‘Vanitas’, known from the BAFTA-nominated ‘McQueen’ film, is presented alongside the never-before-seen ‘Midas’ – both in two distinct colourways.  Gary James McQueen pays tribute to what was a powerful emblem of storytelling for his uncle, adding his own signature ‘Midas touch’. 

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W1 Curates

March 2025

Alongside the Gilded Skull collection, Gary James McQueen presented his first digitally immersive exhibition at W1 Curates, a public art platform located at Flannels flagship store on Oxford Street.

W1 Curates uses state-of-the-art screen technology to showcase some of the most influential artists from around the world. Gary James McQueen's Form & Flora free-to-view exhibition invited viewers into a multidimensional world of myth, antiquity and timeless elegance.