Jim Shaw Mothers Day which we inhabit for as

which we inhabit for as long as we care to look at it

and finally bring them face to face with the Mother Mass itself

Bamford opens the doors to never-before-seen parts of the estate

chaos and I ate up every single moment

present and future of the railway:   Marvel at some of the world’s most spectacular stations Discover iconic train journeys like the Orient Express and the Pacific Railroad Learn about the trains used in social protests and during times of war Understand the changing role of women and people of colour in the industry Decode the inner workings of these magnificent machines Meet rail heroes and innovators including George Stephenson

Jim Shaw Mothers Day which we inhabit for asThinking the Unthinkable documents Jim Shaws inaugural exhibition with Gagosian and features an essay by Jessica Beck, new fiction from Jonathan Lethem, and a conversation between the artist and Rachel Kushner. For over three decades, Jim Shaw has found inspiration in comics, pulp novels, album covers, and amateur paintings. His densely layered and humorous works span painting, drawing, and sculpture, and juxtapose images of friends, family, and