Manfredi Beninati’s use of images of the family in his paintings flirts with the conventional Madonna and child, provoking a modern, psychological interpretation of the genesis of life.

Jeff Wall's first show in Rome comprises a group of carefully composed cibachrome transparencies in lightboxes, each of which is defined and yet internally energized by human absence.

Gary Hume’s most recent works are paintings of baby birds, composed in his characteristic medium of colorful household gloss on aluminum panels.

Using flags and maps of six different countries, Pietro Ruffo's drawings, watercolours, and paintings trace the cultural and economic influence of some of the world’s most powerful states.

Tracey Emin displays distinctive examples of her work, which showcase her ability to transmit autobiographical sentiments and situations through her techniques and materials.