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importantSYS.SOURCE: The New Yorker• 2026-09-28T17:41:28Z

Joseph Szabo's 1970s-1980s American Teen Photography Captures Nostalgic Adolescence

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Joseph Szabo's 1970s-1980s photographs of American teenagers, compiled in the book 'American Teen,' capture the spontaneous and unguarded essence of adolescence before the rise of social media. The work, rediscovered and republished by Sofia Coppola, offers a nostalgic glimpse into a pre-digital era of teen culture and self-presentation.

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