VOICED: Some famous faces in the phonebook

The video explores the unique art of sculpting using phone books, a craft honed by Carol over 15 years. It delves into the cultural significance of phone books and the personal journey of Alex, who has faced identity struggles due to his immigration history. The artistic process involves using tools like razor blades and acrylic paint to carve faces from phone book pages. Despite the decline in phone book usage, these artworks have gained significant market value, with some pieces selling for up to 15 times their initial price.

What is the primary material Carol uses for her sculptures?

• Phone books

• Wood

• Clay

• Metal

What is the cultural significance of the phone book according to Frank Hyder?

• It is a tool for artistic expression.

• It is a historical artifact.

• It represents a way to find someone's location.

• It is a symbol of modern technology.

What challenges has Alex faced in his life?

• Adapting to a new climate

• Learning a new language

• Finding a stable job

• Struggling with his identity and connections

What tools does Carol use in her artistic process?

• Chisels and hammers

• Razor blade, tweezers, and acrylic paint

• Paintbrushes and canvas

• Digital software

How much can a single piece of Carol's artwork sell for today?

• $100

• $500

• $1500

• $15000