Changing Faces

by George Tscherny

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George Tscherny, a New York - based designer, has spent the last few decades collecting objects that showcase his fascination with paraphernalia that uniquely questions the limitations of art, the boundaries art and popular culture, and, most importantly, explores what it is to be human. Changing Faces is unquestionably exotic, witty, unusual, and a beautiful collection of objects of various media, including masks, cartoons, toys, advertisements, and traditional art - objects that are strange or familiar to everyone - that captures the jigsaw puzzle that is the indescribable multiplicity of the human face. Changing Faces is humourously and comprehensively compiled and designed by the author. Whether intricate works of art, psychological studies, social commentary, or a charming memorabilia of a time gone by, this fully interactive, original anthology of ephemera of the human face is an essential title for the enthusiast of popular culture, design, fine art, and psychology, and anyone with a desire to have a fun look into an essential part of all of us.
  • ISBN10 1568984804
  • ISBN13 9781568984803
  • Publish Date 28 October 2004
  • Publish Status Active
  • Out of Print 7 June 2011
  • Publish Country US
  • Imprint Princeton Architectural Press
  • Format Paperback
  • Pages 132
  • Language English