L.A. Louver’s biweekly series of online exhibitions continues with "The Power of One", a testament to the visual power of the single figure in art. Each of the works included in the exhibition manifests a different aspect of the innate power of the body, one that is necessarily individual and unique. David Hockney, Alison Saar, and Rebecca Campbell each present strong, frontal figures …
L.A. Louver’s biweekly series of online exhibitions continues with "The Power of One", a testament to the visual power of the single figure in art. Each of the works included in the exhibition manifests a different aspect of the innate power of the body, one that is necessarily individual and unique. David Hockney, Alison Saar, and Rebecca Campbell each present strong, frontal figures whose gaze confronts the viewer, and yet each carries different connotations. Saar’s "White Guise" is an assertion of hard-won physical power, while Hockney’s sailor gives a playful glance …
