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Economic conditions

Too Much Art

by Jacques Barzun,

Once again, the budgets of the agencies that support the arts are to be cut. Meanwhile, costs in the arts are going up. But one continues to read and hear…

The Art of Losing

by James Pogue,

Can Democrats win back postindustrial America?

The Wanderer’s Port

by Thomas Chatterton Williams,

I landed in Lisbon late on a temperate Thursday in January. This was the end of an unusually pan-European week for me. I’d spent the previous two days in a…

Nighthawks at the Dunkin’

by Jeff Sharlet,

From The Brilliant Darkness, out last month from W. W. Norton. The book is composed of short essays about encounters Sharlet had while photographing strangers. mike All photos by Jeff Sharlet The…

Gimme Shelter

by Wes Enzinna,

The cost of living in the Bay Area

Where Our New World Begins

by Kevin Baker,

Politics, power, and the Green New Deal

Lost at Sea

by Joe Kloc,

Poverty and paradise at the edge of America

The Myth of White Genocide

by James Pogue,

An unfinished civil war inspires a global delusion

The Myth of White Genocide in South Africa

by Harper’s Magazine, on February 25, 2019

An ongoing racial and economic crisis in a republic that reflects our own

Range Wars

by Mort Rosenblum, Art by Samuel James,

A copper rush sparks last-ditch battles for Arizona’s soul

The Death of a Once Great City

by Kevin Baker,

The fall of New York and the urban crisis of affluence

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