TED: The stories behind The New Yorker's iconic covers | Franeoise Mouly

The video discusses the role of art in The New Yorker, focusing on rejuvenating the magazine with new artists and humor. It highlights how art captures social trends and historical moments, engages contemporary artists, and reflects political and social events. The importance of diversity and free press in art is emphasized, showcasing how simple images can convey powerful messages.

How did the speaker describe the process of creating images that resonate with readers?

What was the reaction of the speaker to the idea of a black cover after September 11?

What does the speaker believe is essential for democracy in relation to artists?