Harper's Magazine December 2024 The Painted Protest Climate Crisis Art

This December 2024 issue of Harper's Magazine offers a compelling exploration of contemporary art under political influence, headlined by "The Painted Protest: How politics destroyed contemporary art." It delves into the intersection of art and activism, presenting a critical look at how political climates have shaped and sometimes damaged artistic expression. The cover story is accompanied by insightful articles on climate crisis impacts, including a feature titled "After the Flood: Can Climate Crisis Unite a Small Town?" Additional highlights include Rachel Kushner's article on hot-rodding culture in America and an investigative piece on hazardous experiments with mercury. This edition provides a rich mix of cultural analysis, social commentary, and environmental issues, making it a valuable read for those interested in politics, art, and current affairs. Published by Harper's Magazine, this issue is a significant collectible for readers and enthusiasts of thoughtful journalism and contemporary cultural discourse.