Discover the groundbreaking work of Steve McQueen, a revolutionary artist, filmmaker, and screenwriter in this landmark publication. As a vital survey of his artistic journey over the last 25 years, this book showcases how McQueen has transformed the landscape of contemporary art and cinema. Delve into his thought-provoking filmography, featuring critically acclaimed cinematic releases such as 'Hunger', 'Shame', '12 Years a Slave', and 'Widows'.

Explore the depth of McQueen's contributions to gallery-based presentations and his immersive video installations that challenge conventional storytelling. This comprehensive collection highlights significant works like 'Caribs' Leap/Western Deep' and 'Ashes', revealing how McQueen captures poignant moments in time and reflects on personal narratives.

Featuring an insightful interview with McQueen by curator Hamza Walker and essays that provide fresh perspectives on his artistic practices, this publication is essential for art enthusiasts and film lovers alike. Get ready to be inspired by the ways Steve McQueen expands the boundaries of film, art, and life, making this book a vital addition to any library dedicated to modern art, film studies, and the evolving dialogue between the two mediums.