CUNY TV's Arts In The City: Recent Episodes
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A monthly look at the lively arts scene – film, theatre, art, dance, music and events – in the New York metropolitan area.
This month on Arts in the City…we tour the Noguchi Museum in Queens; visit the immersive exhibits at Mercer Labs; check out a play about Hollywood icon Bette Davis; take a look at inspiring murals with Groundswell; and chat with the creative team and stars of the Broadway hit Boop!
This month on Arts in the City… we stop by a museum dedicated to man’s best friend, visit an opera company highlighting talent and inclusivity; chat with the cast of the off-Broadway hit Conversations With Mother; take a look at some whimsical sculptures; and check out the CUNY Film Festival.
This month on Arts in the City…we tour one of NYC's most-storied societies at the Explorers Club; chat with actor Chazz Palminteri; check out the American Museum of Natural History’s 150-million-year-old Stegosaurus named Apex; speak with the cast of the off-Broadway hit Liberation; and take a poignant look inside Anne Frank's house.
This month on Arts in the City… we visit a Solid Gold exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum; take a look at art that contemplates freedom and healing at MOMA/PS1; explore our city’s maritime history at the South Street Seaport Museum; check out NYC’s starring role in film at the Museum of the City of New York; and preview Off-Broadway’s spring debuts.
This month on Arts in the City… we check out Barbie’s impact on fashion and pop culture at the Museum of Arts and Design; visit Cooper Hewitt’s triennial that’s dedicated to the concept of home; take a look at 200 years of women’s clothing at The New York Historical; explore lighthouse history at the National Lighthouse Museum; chat with the actor Richard Kind about his new play All In; and meet the stars and playwright of the Broadway hit Eureka Day.
In this episode… we take a look at the life and legacy of Alvin Ailey at the Whitney Museum of American Art; visit an exhibit dedicated to our pets at New York Historical; chat about the revival of Gypsy on Broadway; check out the New York Jewish Film Fest; and stop by the Museum of New York City for Art Deco City and Gingerbread NYC!
In this episode… we check out Indigenous art at the American Museum of Natural History; chat with the director and star of the new movie “Saturday Night”; sit down with the creators of “Teeth” the musical; meet an orthodontist who creates some sweet treats; and show you some of the best and brightest ways to celebrate the holidays in NYC.
In this episode…we tour the New York Botanical Garden’s Fall-O-Ween; visit an exhibit honoring the trail blazing politician Shirley Chisholm; stop by a museum specializing in the curious and morbid; take a look at some fashionable feathers; preview off-Broadway’s fall debuts, and check out the Chelsea Film Festival.
This month on Arts in the City … we check out some artistic and intricate fashion pleating; chat with NY artist Manny Vega and visit his new exhibit at the Museum of the City of NY; stop by the restored Concorde at the Intrepid Museum; listen to some up and coming musicians at The New York Songwriters Circle; and hop on board the New York City Transit Museum!
This month we take a look at some of our favorite stories from this season and pay homage to our city’s past; from the American Revolution and Yiddish Theater; to stained glass windows. fashionable fabric flowers, Brooklyn seltzer, and NYC in miniature.
This month on Arts in the City… Donna Hanover tours the Brooklyn Botanic Garden; Megan Gleason checks out Ballet Hispanico; Carol Anne Riddell visits a music therapy program in Brooklyn; Andrew Falzon takes a look at the Ice Cold exhibit at the AMNH; Patrick Pacheco shows us the garment district’s past at the Ragtrader; and Susan Jhun chats with Lee Kim, whose pipe cleaner hats spread joy throughout the city…
This month on Arts in the City… Donna Hanover stops by a 95-year-old theater in Staten Island that has been brought back to its original splendor; Megan Gleason checks out an out of this world exhibit at the Intrepid Museum; Carol Anne Riddell visits a chorus that's helping kids find their voice; Andrew Falzon chats with a Guitaro5000, a youtube star encouraging people to sing on the streets of NYC; Eddie Bailey shows us the sights and sounds of the annual West Indian Day Parade; and we take a look at Barbara Mensch’s beautiful photos of downtown Manhattan.
This month on Arts in the City… Donna Hanover steps inside the studio of artist Es Devlin at Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum; Andrew Falzon catches the Life & Slimes of Marc Summers off-Broadway; Neil Rosen visits A Union of Hope: 1869, the new exhibit at the Tenement Museum; Patrick Pacheco chats with actor Stan Brown who just made his Broadway debut at 60 years old in the Tony-nominated play Water For Elephants; Megan Gleason checks out Baruch College’s Mishkin Gallery; and Carol Anne Riddell tries some of the city’s best rugelach!
This month on Arts In The City… Donna Hanover heads to the Gil Studio where they restore NYC’s stained glass windows; Carol Anne Riddell checks out Clifford Prince King’s eye-catching art with the Public Art Fund; Andrew Falzon visits the Whitney and their exhibit about the first AI-generated art; Neil Rosen learns about the NYC Indie Film Fest; and Scott Kerbey meets a couple who are lighting up Broadway stage!
This month on Arts In The City… we take a look at the fashion of sleeves; visit a century-old fabric flower factory; discover The Secret World of Elephants; chat with big band leader George Gee; and check out Ukrainian folk singing in NYC.
This month on Arts In The City… we celebrate Harlem Stage’s 40th anniversary; tour the Oval Office at the New-York Historical Society; check out some of off-Broadway's best new plays; stop by a foodie hotspot in a Hindu temple; chat with opera singer Martin Bakari; and learn about New York’s Yiddish theaters.
This month on Arts In the City… Andrew Falzon checks out the bubbly at Brooklyn Seltzer Boys; Carol Anne Riddell visits the new exhibit at the Museum of Jewish Heritage; Susan Jhun learns about the lindy hop at with the Harlem Swing Dance Society; Donna Hannover sits down with harpist Ashley Jackson; Neil Rosen tours the historic Kaufman Astoria Studios in Queens; and Black America's Carol Jenkins chats with Spike Lee about his art collection on display at the Brooklyn Museum!
In this episode… Andrew Falzon checks out the big talent under the big top at Circus Vasquez; Carol Anne Riddell visits Playwrights Horizons where they’re making theater accessible for everyone; Neil Rosen takes a look a movies starring our very own Central Park; Scott Kerbey stops by the Louis Armstrong House Museum; Donna Hanover shows us a very special Italian dress; and we head to the Museum of the City of New York for Gingerbread NYC.
In this episode… Susan Jhun checks out groundbreaking Korean art at the Guggenheim; Andrew Falzon takes a look at the American Museum of Natural History’s unrivaled collection of indigenous art from the Pacific Northwest Coast; Neil Rosen stops by the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria; CUNY Uncut’s Isabel Ortiz sits down with comedian Lissa Lenis; Donna Hanover shows us some best ways to celebrate the holidays in NYC; and Carol Anne Riddell visits the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts for an exhibit that pays tribute to New Yorker and opera legend Regina Resnik!
In this episode… Donna Hanover meets with a designer who transforms discarded Barbies into treasures for kids; Carol Anne Riddell visits a new exhibit at the Museum Of The City Of New York that’s all about NYC in art; Neil Rosen gives us a preview of this fall’s best movies; Andrew Falzon laces up his skates for a visit with the Ice Theatre Of NY; Mike Gilliam takes a tour of NYC’s revolutionary past: Susan Jhun examins CUNY’s Ravi Shankar’s archive; and we celebrate fall at the Queens County Farm Museum.
This month on Arts In The City… Andrew Falzon finds out how to get to Sesame Street’s new musical; Donna Hanover tours the brand new Perelman Performing Arts Center; Carol Anne Riddell checks out the incredible art in Grand Central Madison, Neil Rosen chats with actor Adam Scott; Susan Jhun visits ¡Moda Hoy! at FIT; and Barry Mitchell takes a look at NYC streets — in miniature!
In this very special episode of Arts In The City… we celebrate international opera star Regina Resnik and bring you a fascinating documentary about her life and career called Regina Resnik: New York Original; plus a one-on-one interview with her son, Michael Philip Davis, who produced the film.
This Month On Arts In The City… Andrew Falzon visits the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, the world’s only dedicated LGBTQIA+ art museum; Carol Anne Riddell gets a lesson in dessert making at CUNY’s City Tech; Donna Hanover chats with sculptor Ann Gillen; Barry Mitchell sits down with comedian LeClerc Andre; Lisa Both Kovetz learns how actor Patricia Scanlon channeled her creativity during the pandemic; and we check out an inspiring choral performance at Brooklyn College!
On this episode of Arts In the City… … we chat with comedian Sebastian Maniscalco; visit the band new Gilder Center at the American Museum Natural History; check out some incredible art that’s all about eyes; stop by Queens College’s Godwin-Ternbach Museum; play some eco-themed miniature golf in Brooklyn; and we check out one of New York's newest and most unique parks… Little Island!
In this episode… Neil Rosen talks with the cast of the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel; Craig Thompson takes us inside Midtown's Jazz Gallery; Isabel Ortiz visits Bronx Native; Susan Jhun takes a look at how art inspires fashion; Andrew Falzon chats with guitarist Joshua Lee Turner and checks out his signature guitar; and Carol Anne Riddell sits down with best-selling author John Searles.
This month on Arts in The City… Neil Rosen takes a behind the scenes look at the hit series The Gilded Age; Andrew Falzon gets an artistic look at bugs at the American Museum of Natural History; Carol Anne Riddell visits the Staten Island home of pioneering photographer Alice Austen; Susan Jhun chats with artist Susan Chen; Lisa Beth Kovetz meets young filmmaker Min Soo Park; and Barry Mitchell sits down with comedian Isabel Hagen.
This month on Arts In The City…we talk to actor Anthony Rapp; meet an up and coming composer; check out an exhibit of Puerto Rican art at the Whitney; speak with a mother and son piano duo; sit down with CUNY author Elizabeth Nunez; chat with comedian Ashley Austin Morris; and play at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum!
This month on Arts in The City… we check out the Black Film Archive; take a look at some Oscar contenders; play Petanque in Brooklyn; meet an art historian; whip up a simple and delicious recipe with cookbook author Leanne Brown; and check out a Hunter College class where dance and science intersect.
This month: Harlem photography; author Abi Ishola-Ayodeji; Writopia Lab; and so much more! With host Carol Anne Riddell.
This month on Arts In the CIty… we meet an organization that is empowering kids through art; visit the country’s only bilingual children’s theater; chat with cartoonist Ali Solomon about her new book “I Love-ish NYC”; take a look at a CUNY exhibit featuring some incredible African Art; sit down with painter and punk rocker Gina Volpe; and pop some bubbly for a lesson on champagne.
This month on Arts in The City….we chat with jazz legend Ron Carter; stop by Chocobar Cortés where the food and art are inspired by chocolate; visit a museum hidden in an elevator shaft; check out an exhibit at Baruch College's Mishkin Gallery that’s helping us better understand whales; take a look at the life of Harpo Marx; and decorate with some removable wallpaper.
On this month’s Arts in The City… it’s the 50th anniversary of Grease on Broadway; we chat with actors Patton Oswald and Rachel Dratch about their new film; meet tik-toker Jane August who is visiting every museum in NYC; listen to the saw; celebrate black composers and musicians with the Colour of Music Festival; and take a tour of Highbridge Water Tower.
In this episode we take a look back at some of our favorite stories from this past season… handmade shoes in Brooklyn; legendary choreographer and dancer Bill T. Jones; a cemetery stroll; NYC’s only poster museum; shopping for hats in the Village; and the mind of a magician. All that and more!
On this month’s Arts in the City… the sights and sounds NYC’s Caribbean Carnival; Albanian sweets; a new exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York; Broadway star Sharon Wheatley; artist Sam Messer; and art inspired by Hot Dogs.
On this month’s Arts In The City we’ve got actor Ben Foster and director Barry Levinson on their new film The Survivor; legendary choreographer and dancer Bill T. Jones; Brown Girls author Daphne Palasi Andreades; a student photographer capturing everyday life from Washington Heights to the Dominican Republic; sketching NYC’s iconic streets; and a few spring cleaning tips that will spruce up your life and your closet.
This month on Arts in the City we’ll take a look at the "Giving Tree", a sculpture that can charge your cell phone; visit a museum for posters, try on hats in the Village; and chat with actress Tovah Feldshuh. All that and much more!
We’re coming to you from the Staten Island Children’s Museum – a great place for kids and the grownups who want to tag along. Also this month– Oscar nominated actor Andrew Garfield; a theater company that’s breaking barriers; the art of bow ties; a 100-year-old pasta shop; touring a cemetery; and punk rock acrobats!
We’re coming to you today from Lehman College Art Gallery where climate change is the inspiration for Eco Urgency, a compelling new exhibition. We’ll have more on that plus we’ve got Broadway understudies, romance movies, and lost plays that have been found again.
We’re coming to you today from one of our favorite spots at this time of year… the Holiday Train Show at the New York Botanical Garden! Also this month on Arts in the City, we’ve got movies, murals, vintage costumes and much more.
We are coming to you today from Snug Harbor on Staten Island where the Winter Lantern Festival is underway. This month on Arts in the City, we’ve got puppets including a one-on-one with the ever adorable Lamb Chop — also a singer who has been with the Met for 35 years and — get ready — we are heading to the kitchen for a little Thanksgiving cooking!
We’re coming to you today from The Queens County Farm Museum – a perfect place to enjoy fall! And since it’s October, we’re celebrating Halloween and tasting beer! We’ve also got magic, fashion photography with a message and much more…
Coming up on Arts in the City we’ll tell you about not-to-be missed highlights on the Great White Way and take a look at how diversity is changing theater. We’ve also got creative kicks, street art that has people talking.
We take look back at a few favorite stories from the last year and how art inspired hope, even in some of our hardest moments.
We’re coming to you today from the Green at Lincoln Center. This month on Arts in the City, we’re celebrating Pride Month and we’ve got art for everyone including food, books, movies and more....It all starts June 15th on CUNY TV.
We’ve got a terrific and thought provoking show coming your way this month, including a new exhibition on race, beads for a good cause and chocolate making in Harlem.
It all starts May 18th on CUNY TV — don’t miss it
We’ve got art — all over town — from the new Moynihan station to the amazing immersive Van Gogh exhibit. Also — we head to space for some music and celebrate Earth Day.
The show highlights the countless contributions women have made to our country and how live entertainment is returning to our hometown.
We’ve got another terrific edition of Arts in the City for you — from glass blowing and tap dancing to a Prospect Park renovation that will transport you through time. S tarting February 16th on CUNY TV.
We’ve got a terrific episode for you with all kinds of fabulous art from 1930s jazz, AI art, and our new collaboration with The Shed, a fabulous new performing arts center.
We’ve got a great show coming your way this month including a fun way to spruce up those four walls you’ve been staring at for months; a beautiful lantern festivaland Neil Rosen’s favorite holiday movies — with New York City in a starring role.
We’ll show you the FIRST statue in Central Park that commemorates REAL women; we’ll head underground to be inspired by subway art from the past; how one artist captures the drama of the courtroom through her sketches.
This month's arts: a holiday arts round up; the Brookyn Youth Chorus; comedian Adam Ferrera; actor Tony Hale; the Harold Prince exhibit at NYPL; and Queensborough Community College's Survival and Sovereignty exhibit.
This month: it's all about books! Host Carol Anne Riddell sits down with authors Isaac Mizrahi, Abbi Ellin, Chris Kattan, Sarah Blake, and Laurie Gelman. Plus, lesser-known books stores around the city.
This month: Donna Hanover rounds up major fall arts happenings; Barry Mitchell visits comedian Alison Leiby; three generations of actors playing the role of Shaft; actor Lauren Ridloff; author Sarah Blake; and young Nora Brown, who plays old-timey music.
On this month's show: Summer art events; choreographer Dana Moore; Abby Ellin, author of "Duped;" Neil Rosen with Julianne Moore; Patrick Pacheco walks us through theater's LGBTQ history; and Barry Mitchell with comedian Caitlin Peluffo.
Arts this month: Birdlink; RS writer David Browne on Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; jazz pianist Miki Yamanaka; Neil Rosen and Kenneth Branagh; the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards; and "Auschwitz: Not Long Ago. Not Far Away" exhibit.
On this month's show: graffiti artist Kelly Covington; Hamid Rahmanian's Feathers of Fire; SNL vet Chris Kattan; classical group Publiquartet; Ralph Fiennes on The White Crow; a new sculpture at the Hess Center for Science and Medicine; and the Art Boat
This month: A special book edition. Carol Anne Riddell visits with six authors: Sarah Pekkanen & Greer Hendricks; Therese Anne Fowler; Elinor Lipman; Shobha Rao; and Stephen McCauley.
On this month's show: the Publicolor school painting initiative; paper gown artist Fabiola; author Jennifer Armentrout; Chloë Grace Morentz on her new film, Greta; curator Kevin Moore; and Sandowsky Guitars in Long Island City.
On this month's show: Django Reinhardt aficionado Stephane Wrembel; Jenny Bui's nail art; Isaac Mizrahi; Broad City visual designer Mike Perry; Neil Rosen with Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly; and inside a Broadway costume shop.
On this month's show: Shoko Tamai's Ninja Ballet; The Angel's Share concert series; Sara Pekkanen and Greer Hendricks' An Anonymous Girl; Neil Rosen sits down with Saoirse Ronan; Lisa Beth Kovetz talks with David Dean Bottrell about being a working actor;
This month on CUNY TV's Arts in the City - Jerome Robbins: Voice of My City; paper artist Jeff Ruddell; Lucas Hedges and Ben Is Back; Tom Santopietro; Caroline Hirsch.
On this month’s Arts in the City: Memphis Majic; Mary Poppins Returns; author Therese Anne Fowler; David Letterman; and much more.
On this month's Arts in the City: what it took to remount Nam June Paik's complex Fin de Siecle at the Whitney; author Phil Hansen; actors Jamie Foxx, Taron Egerton and Ben Mendelsohn.
November 2018 Episode: Negin Farsad; Neil Rosen and the Talking Pictures panel; Shobha Rao; The Velvet Underground; and Miracle on 42nd Street, a doc about Manhattan Plaza.
Arts in the City's sixth season features a visit to the set of HBO's acclaimed drama The Deuce; a living room concert series; Gutsy Girl Kate White; the Barrow Playwrights Program; and John Amos' first children's book, A World Without Color.
On this month's show: Barry Mitchell dives into the sense exhibit at Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum; Vianora Vinca explores rock balancing along the shores of the Hudson River
July's Arts in the City features maestro Roger Nierenberg, the TADA! Youth Theater, author Stephen McCauley, the film Adrift starring Shaline Woodley and Sam Claflin; and Catie Lazarus' Employee of the Month show.
On this month’s Arts in the City: David Bowie; the Art of March; the film Disobedience; a mental health filmmakers competition; Mariah Fredricks; and the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre.
On this month’s Arts in the City: New host Carol Anne Riddell comes to you from the New York Botanical Garden, and Mike Gilliam tells us about the orchid show that’s currently there
A new dance at the ancient Temple of Dendur, A cartoonist pens a book, a Juke Box repairman gets in the groove, Bowne Company Stationers does it the old fashioned way, the old Penn Station stars in many Hollywood films, art-tour of the JoJo gallery
On this month on Arts in the City, Tony Guida hosts from the New York Historical Society where we check out their galleries & learn about their focus on women's history. Also stories of the stage and silver screen, and the work of a former fashion photog.
New Arts in the City premieres Feb. 13 @ 8PM for Black History Month: new Smithsonian African American History Museum, 1965 MLK March photos, Hubby Jenkins on music, Daisy Goodwin on Victoria Season 2, new Talking Movies segment with Neil Rosen.
ARTS IN THE CITY celebrates music with the return of The Grammy Awards in NYC by profiling -- The Grammy Museum, the Lucky Chops Brass Group, Rock n Roll DJ Dennis Elsas, Buskers, Renee Katz, and The Harmony Program.
Arts in the City visits the Origami Tree at the American Museum of Natural History. Plus it checks out the Radio Christmas Spectacular, Okomoto Ice Sculptures, Gingerbread Lane, Cathedral of St. John the Divine & the best shows on B'way for the holidays!
Tony Guida hosts this month's ARTS IN THE CITY from the Noguchi Museum in Queens. During the show we learn the art of glass blowing in Brooklyn, go backstage at Miss Saigon on Broadway and uncover this month's hidden gem the Fraunces Tavern Museum.
This month's episode of ARTS IN THE CITY features The Museum of the City of New York's latest interactive permanent exhibit, Ashley the firehouse dog burning up Instagram, the Queen's College costume collection, the work of Jim Henson and so much more!
The show sits down with set designer David Gallo, talks to animator Eduardo Darino, meets the cast of Broadway's COME FROM AWAY, uncovers this month's hidden gem - Graffiti in the Bronx and so much more!
Hosted from the Chihuly exhibit at the NY Botanical Garden. Highlights this month include: Pure Vision Arts, DOOB, Poet Ritz Satz & jazz sensation Grace Kelly!
This month's show profiles iconic artist - James McMullan, writer Sherman Yellen and so much more!
Pat Collins is back, profiling some of the top nominees for this year's Tony Awards Preview show. Pat will introduce segments consisting of clips and interviews in all of the leading categories, including Best Play, Best Musical and Best Revivals.
This months show finds out why books are appearing all over NYC subways, we meet dance photographer Jordan Matter, discover the art behind Judith Leiber handbags, visit the Museum of American Finance, an Escape Room & an exhibit at the NYPL!
May Arts in the City: Tony Guida talks abandoned buildings in NYC with photographer Will Ellis; Minnie Roh reports on the increasing number of Asian American comic book writers; Pat Collins sits down with the cast and creative team of Wolf Hall; and more.
The month's show looks at contributions Blacks designers have made in the fashion world & we take a separate look at Native American fashion. We stop by Broadway for one comedy & off Broadway for a play & we discover the artist studio - -a hidden gem.
The show visits 2 exhibits featuring Muhammad Ali, sits down with the executive producer of the PBS series Victoria, meets an Olympic medalist, learns about an Israeli dance movement, visits a non-profit for seniors and uncovers hidden gem -- Copper & Oak
AITC hosted from gourmet chocolate shop MariBelle in SOHO & features stories about BEHIND THE BOOK, THE ROLLING STONES Exhibit, Broadway Musical CATS, Designer Hochi Asiatico, The Museum at Eldridge Street and bowling at Whitestone Lanes & Bowlmor.
Tinabeth Piña talks to Karyn Parsons, Magalie Laguerre-Wilkinson tours museum restaurants, Pat Collins visits costume designer William Ivey Long, Carol Anne Riddell sits down with biographer Tom Santopietro & Mike Gilliam visits Trinity Cemetery.
Magalie Laguerre-Wilkinson visits the center for feminist art at the Brooklyn Museum & tells us which museums to go to for holiday shopping!
Pat Collins previews the must-see Broadway shows this holiday season.
Magalie Laguerre-Wilkinson looks at a new show at ICP on the Bowery.
Andrew Falzon visits a guitar-making shop with a unique New York twist.
Pat Collins talks to the author of a new biography on Mary Martin.
Tinabeth Pina goes belly-dancing.
Lisa Beth Kovetz meets the artistic team behind the new play "A Life". Donna Hanover takes us inside the Tony award winning regional theater Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey. Andrew Falzon beams up to the Star Trek exhibit at the Intrepid.
August's Arts in the City hosted from Bryant Park, features multi-talented actor Brian Stokes Mitchell, Cool Culture, MTA Music Under NY auditions, Dominican singer-songwriter Irka Mateo, Date While You Wait, Ballantine House & Strand Book Store picks.
July's Arts in the City features NYBG's latest exhibition; new Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling in Harlem; Stella Abrera, the new ABT principal dancer making news; Cagney, a top new musical; & an unusual young voice in Opera plus more.
June's Arts in the City features the best on Broadway this summer, interview w/ actor Joel Grey on his new memoir, Tom Sacks: Tea Ceremony Exhibit @ the Noguchi Museum,The Bang Group dance company, Strand Bookstore, Extreme Kids & Crew, & more.
This episode of "Arts in the City" goes backstage to hot Broadway show, "School of Rock" plus features jazz pianist Bryan Wells, the history of tap dance, greeting cards that get real, a special cat photo shoot and more.
In this month's Arts in the City: Donna Hanover finds out about the New-York Historical Society' upcoming expansion, Andrew Falzon explores the tomb of King Tut in NYC, Magalie Laguerre-Wilkinson goes to the Brooklyn Museum's newest exhibition, and more.
On this month's special edition of Arts in the City, Pat Collins takes an in-depth look at the hit Broadway revival of @Fiddler on the Roof. Fiddler: Back on Broadway features interviews with Sheldon Harnick, Danny Burstein, Hal Prince, and more.
This month's Arts in the City, hosted from the New-York Historical Society, features the museum's exhibition on the history of superheroes in NYC; a Queens Museum exhibition on the artist, Zhang Hongtu; a look into how goalie masks are made; and much more
This month's Arts in the City is hosted from the Noguchi Museum in Long Island City features a multi-museum exhibition on The Young Lords; the cast of the new Broadway revival Sylvia; the Big Apple Circus; and much more.
Arts in the City profiles two NYC cemetery tours; an exhibition on Al Hirschfeld; playwright Rajiv Joseph; filmmaker Marisa Vitali; the author of a new book about the founder of Polaroid; pumpkin carver Hugh McMahon; and the SeaGlass Carousel.
Arts in the City this month: Donna Hanover visits to The New York Botanical Garden’s Frida Kahlo exhibition; Pat Collins interviews Carroll Spinney, the puppeteer who transforms into Sesame Street’s Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch; and more.
Arts in the City this month revisits some of our best segments including Tony Guida’s interview with “Abandoned NYC” photographer Will Ellis; Tinabeth Pina’s story about Bulletproof Stockings, a female Chasidic Jewish rock band; and more.
Arts in the City this month goes into a history of the Brooklyn-born dance style called Flexin; Tinabeth Pina has a meal at City Tech’s Hospitality Program; Ernabel DeMillo speaks with crime fiction legend James Patterson; and Lisa Beth Kovetz’s live jazz
Arts in the City this month covers the New York Public Library’s exhibition on the life of Frank Sinatra; Lisa Beth’s interview with the writer and the star of the surprise Broadway hit, Hand to God; and Barry Mitchell's ride along with Scott's Pizza Tour
Arts in the City this month profiles One World Symphony; Audry Funk, a Mexican-born hip hop artist; a female Chasidic Jewish rock band; the cast of the Broadway revival, The Heidi Chronicles; and an author of a new book about The Sound of Music.
Arts in the City this month checks out Jersey City's growing arts scene; profiles PROOF, an organization that raises awareness of genocide; tours The Museum at FIT; learns the art of cigar making; visits The Moth's StorySLAM; and plays Monopoly.
Arts in the City this month tours some of the best jazz clubs in Harlem, talks with Chita Rivera about the history of the iconic music venue Birdland, goes behind the scenes of Fiddler on the Roof, visits MoMA PS1 and the newly reopened Kings Theatre.
Arts In The City this month explores the reopened Cooper-Hewitt Museum and an exhibition on high heels at the Brooklyn Museum. Other interviews include a modern architect, David Benjamin, and A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder star, Jefferson Mays.
Arts in the City takes a visit to El Museo del Barrio, and The Morgan Library & Museum. Additionally, we sit down with a Hasidic Jewish pop musician, take a behind the scenes look at The Nutcracker and finds out how instrument strings are made.
Arts in the City celebrates the 50th anniversary of Fiddler on the Roof. Featuring candid conversations with original lyricist Sheldon Harnick and producer Hal Prince, Fiddler at 50 explores the origins of one of the most celebrated musicals of all time
Arts in the City talks with New York Times columnist Sam Roberts, visits the Louis Armstrong House Museum, meets with Lisa Scottoline and Francesca Serritella (a mother-daughter author duo) and takes on Broadway with the cast of You Can't Take It With You
Welcome to Season 2! Arts in the City hears stories from Holocaust survivor Fred Terna, meets feminist artist Linda Stein, watches a 3D movie at the American Museum of Natural History, and enjoys some slapstick comedy and Looney Tunes.
Arts In The City looks back at previous episodes that explored the "City As Canvas" at the Museum of the City of New York, toured the Steinway & Sons factory, sat down with Renaissance man John Forté and visited New York City restaurants in museums.
Arts in the City explores a program that brings children and professional artists together at CITYarts, visits the Metropolitan Museum of Art's free Family Program, stops by Dancing Dreams which lets girls with disabilities dance, and learns with bubbles.
Arts In The City gets a look into the Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Competition & Festival (Part 2), a "one-clown show" that explores our obsession with social media and professional puppeteers who design puppets for theater.
Arts In The City checks out some of the summer blockbusters coming to theaters, the Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Competition & Festival (Part 1), an interview with Rocky the Musical's Andy Karl.
Arts In The City visits "Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties" at the Brooklyn Museum, gets a backstage pass to "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder," experiences music in the many subway stations and tours the Steinway & Sons Piano Factory.
Arts In The City talks with some graffiti artists at The Museum of the City of New York, Newsies choreographer Christopher Gattelli, The Tribute Artist's Charles Busch and Julie Halston and a Brooklyn-born comedia, Kerry Coddett.
This month's episode of "Arts In The City," takes us on tours at The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York City restaurants in museums across the city and Jacques Torres chocolate factory. We also talk with Xan Cassavetes and Helen Dillon.
Pat Collins takes us on a journey explaining how a well reviewed but little known indie British film was adapted into a multiple Tony Award-winning masterpiece on this special Kinky Boots-edition of Arts in the City.
Arts In The City gets into the holiday spirit by going to the New York Botanical Garden’s Holiday Train Show, previewing some holiday blockbusters, building gingerbread houses and peeking into the windows of some of Manhattan’s biggest department stores.
This month on Arts in the City: cabaret, singing scientists, holiday gift shops and more!
This month's "Arts In The City" takes you on a ride through Medieval Monasteries, Jazz, the spookiest events happening locally for Halloween and more!
Arts In The City tours some of Long Island City’s most exciting venues for contemporary art, sits down with modern Renaissance man John Forte, explores the story behind author Linda Stasi’s novel, The Sixth Station and talks with comedian Carmen Lynch.
In this episode of Arts in the City, we will take a look at a unique arts program offering arts education to city high school students. Take a look at the fabulous ladies of Broadway. Visit Mist Harlem, a new cultural center in Harlem and much more!
Check out the premiere episode of Arts in the City, featuring Tony nominated director, Jeff Calhoun; legendary singer Tony Bennett; aspiring singer and songwriter Anthony D'Amato; a never before seen glimpse of the Civil War, and much more!