CUNY TV's Arts In The City

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!