The Decline of Mall Civilization ^Sale

By Michael Galinsky. 

A nostalgic photography book capturing the vibrant, often kitschy, culture of late 1980s American shopping malls, treating them as "privatized public squares" or "cathedrals to consumerism" filled with sensory overload, big hair, and distinct mall-walker fashion, exploring the end of an era before online shopping took over, all from a student project that went viral.