Description
Discover the compelling world of youth culture and consumerism through the lens of renowned Emmy-award-winning photographer Laurie Greenfield. This extraordinary book features a collection of powerful photographs and insightful essays that delve deep into the themes of identity, gender, and societal values. Drawing from her acclaimed documentary, The Queen of Versailles, which won Best Documentary Director at Sundance, Greenfield captures the essence of contemporary life, offering viewers an intimate glimpse into the intricacies of modern existence. With contributions from eminent scholars like Juliet Schor, an expert in consumer culture, this book not only showcases stunning imagery but also provokes thoughtful discussions about our societal landscape. Accompanied by the expertise of Trudy Wilner Stack, a curator of contemporary photography, this edition amplifies the narrative of consumer behavior in today’s world. Perfect for photography enthusiasts, sociologists, and anyone interested in the intersection of art and culture, this book is a must-have addition to your collection. Explore Lauren Greenfield's dedication to documenting the powerful stories behind the images and the impact of consumerism on youth. Order now to enrich your understanding of contemporary culture and the intricate dynamics at play in our daily lives.