Anselm Kiefer's second solo show includes in the main gallery, new and tall paintings representing the dynamism of a primordial planetary surface as well as the cycle of life; and a site-specific sculpture installed in the gallery's annex space: a celestial orb rests on the shoulders of the life-size figure, a new character in his group of "Women of Antiquity".

Tracey Emin, the internationally acclaimed English artist, will open her third solo show at the Galleria Lorcan O’Neill Roma on Friday, 19 February 2010. 

With mirrored columns bouncing light around the space, Cerith Wyn Evans turns the gallery into a hall of mirrors.  He also plays with mass-produced, mass-marketed images, transforming magazine pages into works of silver ink on silver backgrounds. 

Jeff Wall's second exhibition in Rome includes a number of smaller works made in the city, as well as one of his largest works, the image of a barren landscape in Sicily.

Martin Creed’s new wall paintings were especially conceived for the gallery so as to create a pinstriped space where the viewer loses his conception of depth and gravity.