CUNY TV's Arts In The City

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.