In honor of the 25th anniversary of the MTA's "Arts for Transit" program, SundayArts focuses on Faith Ringgold’s “Flying Home: Harlem Heroes and Heroines" at the 125th 2 & 3 station.

In honor of Arts for Transit passing its quarter-century milestone, SundayArts took a look at some of the system’s most celebrated works and the artists behind them. This week we focus on Tom Otterness’s, “Life Underground” at 14th St and 8th Ave.

Deep down in a dark abandoned Brooklyn subway station lies a "Masstransiscope." No, it is not some mythological monster from the deep... It is a creative work of art. The artist, Bill Brand, speaks about his creation in this SundayArts "Art Underground" special.

Lincoln Center Out of Doors has its final week of free public programming and stimulating visuals and sounds are at the forefront.

There are few people who know more about the artistic and cultural life of New York City than Commissioner Kate Levin of the Department of Cultural Affairs.

The artist Antony Gormley is interviewed by Melissa Chiu, director of the Asia Society Museum. Gormley’s sculpture has been exhibited throughout the UK and abroad. Gormley’s U.S. debut, “Event Horizon,” can been seen throughout the city, if you know where to look.

A look at The Art Students League of New York on West 57th Street, where amateurs and professionals alike gather to study, practice, and perfect their crafts without the constraints of a traditional academic environment.

The Lower East Side’s Tenement Museum President, Morris Vogel, and Director of Curatorial Affairs, David Favaloro, discuss the museum’s mission to preserve Americans’ roots as an immigrant people.