Award-winning photographer Lauren Greenfield author of Girl Culture captures the sometimes shocking, always startling images of children and teenagers in the relentlessly fast-lane city of Los Angeles in Fast Forward: Growing up in the Shadow of Hollywood. 80 stunning colour photographs and numerous first-person accounts explore the range of youth experience in the Southland, from the children of the gang culture of South Central and East L.A. to the affluent, often "industry" (show biz)-related and obsessed world of the Westside. But the barrier between the two cultures is a porous one, evident in how the white and ethnic, rich and poor mingle in the street (namely the Strip), fashion, and the hyperactive media culture of LA. The overwhelming prevalence of image and celebrity, with its materialistic trappings of fast cars and expensive clothes, pervades this now-classic and much sought-after work by a real rising star photographer.
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""The most significant series of photographs of American adolescents and adolescence culture since Mary Ellen Mark's Streetwise."
Lauren Greenfield has received the International Center of Photography's Best Young Photographer award, among other honors. Her work belongs to numerous museum collections and appears regularly in the New York Times Magazine, Time, and the New Yorker. A member of the prestigious photography collective VII, she lives in Venice, California. Richard Rodriguez is an on-air essayist for the Newshour with Jim Lehrer, and the author of two memoirs. Carrie Fisher is an actress, screenwriter, and author of three novels.
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