“Teenage angst and parental concern consume the bedroom of MySpace, a messy family portrait in which the looming eye-roll of a rebellious daughter can be sensed by all who view this photo. This is an image full of emotion, worry, and attitude, one that pits privacy and personal expression against responsibility and naivete. In both its title and explosively decorated interior, MySpace also eludes to early social media platforms that made personalized internet profiles all the rage, particularly for young people. As such, it captures the gulfs of misunderstanding, miscommunication, and differing opinions between generations that feel even wider during those cringe-worthy, growing-pain years.”