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'THE HUMAN FACE IS A MONUMENT' Titled after a 1965 movie by the underground filmmaker Stan VanDerBeek (1927-1984), ''The Human Face Is a Monument'' is a lively group show at Guild & Greyshkul that could be subtitled ''And Glossy Magazines Are a Feminist Gold Mine.'' May Wilson (1905-1986) is represented by several little-known collages from the late 1960s, whose latticelike layering of images create a kaleidoscopic mix of voyeurism, patterning and interior. In Sarah Charlesworth's ''Figure Drawings,'' a work initiated 20 years ago, 40 small, individually framed figurative silhouettes -- mostly sculptures -- catalog poses, gestures and meanings. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]