CUNY TV's Arts In The City

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.