CUNY TV's Arts In The City

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.