Thomas Dane Gallery Profile: Two Decades of Representing Steve McQueen, Cecily Brown, and Dana Schutz
Established in 2004 by Thomas Dane alongside François Chantala and Martine d’Anglejan-Chatillon, Thomas Dane Gallery is located at two sites in St James’s, London: a historic 18th-century building at 11 Duke Street and a contemporary ground-floor venue at 3 Duke Street, which opened in 2011. The gallery extended its reach to Naples in 2018 and represents approximately forty artists and estates, including Steve McQueen, Paul Pfeiffer, and Cecily Brown. Recent exhibitions feature Dana Schutz’s works in late 2025, Magdalene Odundo’s ceramics in 2024, Igshaan Adams’ creations in 2023, and Amie Siegel’s film ‘Bloodlines’ in 2022. As of July 2026, Prunella Clough’s works are currently displayed at No. 11, while Caragh Thuring’s ‘Dutch Angle’ is on view at No. 3 until September. The gallery showcases a balanced mix of media with conceptual depth.
Key facts
- Thomas Dane Gallery founded in 2004 by Thomas Dane with François Chantala and Martine d’Anglejan-Chatillon.
- Operates at 11 Duke Street (historic house) and 3 Duke Street (modern space, opened 2011) in St James’s, London.
- Expanded to Naples in 2018.
- Represents approximately forty artists and estates.
- Steve McQueen had the first show and remains represented.
- Dana Schutz exhibited paintings and sculptures across both galleries in late 2025.
- Magdalene Odundo’s ceramics shown in 2024.
- Caragh Thuring’s ‘Dutch Angle’ on view until September 2026.
- Prunella Clough’s exhibition at No. 11 in its final week as of July 22, 2026.
- Igshaan Adams exhibited tapestry and sculptural works in 2023.
- Amie Siegel’s film ‘Bloodlines’ shown in 2022.
Entities
Artists
- Steve McQueen
- Paul Pfeiffer
- Bruce Conner
- Cecily Brown
- Hurvin Anderson
- Lynda Benglis
- Alexandre da Cunha
- Luigi Ghirri
- Luisa Lambri
- Michael Landy
- Walead Beshty
- Jean-Luc Moulène
- Kelley Walker
- Dana Schutz
- Magdalene Odundo
- Igshaan Adams
- Amie Siegel
- Prunella Clough
- Caragh Thuring
Institutions
- Thomas Dane Gallery
- Serpentine
- Tate Britain
- FAD
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- St James’s
- Duke Street
- Naples
- Italy