I felt horribly responsible for the faces of the future gazing up at me.
What the movement for reproductive rights needs is for the faces of freedom to emerge from the captivity of shame.
Its neck is open and forms a double cameo for the faces of a boy and girl.
By late morning, the courthouse is crowded with people searching the walls for the faces of lost friends or bowing their heads before those they know have died.
In his latest series, "Tribute to Andy," Mr. Leow presents a series of portraits using black paint for the faces to create detached silhouettes.
What you'll need: large wooden pegs, enamel paint (or felt-tip pens) for the faces, wool for the hair, glue, needle and thread, spare scraps of material.
ConstructionKids will provide the building blocks: precut pieces of Eastern white pine in the shape of noses, eyes, mouths, locks of hair and ovals for the faces.
How could we account for these new faces at the Thanksgiving table or for the faces we're missing this holiday, missing perhaps now all these years?
IT is tough competing for the faces that jerk upward, eyes widened, as they turn the corner of Rockefeller Plaza and 50th Street and see the tree.
Mr. Wong has always had a connoisseur's eye for physical beauty, in particular for the faces of lovelorn men and women lighted by neon and photographed in shadow.
Armitstead grimaced and writhed, head touchingly heavy on her frail shoulders, an object of gawping scrutiny for the faces pressed against fences a few feet away.
