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 Art in the Shadows: Ellis Gallagher is a Brooklyn artist who says he's blurring the lines between graffiti and art. But the cops don't see it that way.
Artistic Revival: A look at the plans to bring an artistic renaissance to lower Manhattan.
Berlin in Lights: A cross-cultural exchange between two of the world's most dynamic centers of artistic expression: New York and Berlin.
Big Town Groove: A look at how musical genres from jazz to hip-hop were transformed by New York City.
Botanical Garden:
Natural Science - Natural Beauty, The opening of the new Pfizer Plant Research Laboratory.
City of Inspiration: Artists respond to September 11.
Christine Ebersole: Rafael Pi Roman visits Ebersole at the Walter Kerr Theatre, where she discusses her life both on-stage and off.
Cuban Arts Festival: A month-long celebration of Cuban-American culture.
Extreme Arts: A visit to Gregory Colbert's "Ashes and Snow" exhibit at Pier 54.
The Father of Salsa: Rafael Pi Roman interviews Johnny Pacheco.
Featured Voices: Christo and Jeanne-Claude Artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude's first installation in New York City.
Featured Voices: Chuck Close Close discusses the highlights of his career and the personal challenges that nearly ended it.
Featured Voices: Joan Didion Pulitzer-Prize-winning author talks about her emotional odyssey following the death of her husband and daughter.
Featured Voices: Paul Auster Rafael Pi Roman sits down with the writer and director for an extended conversation about his films, his novels, and Brooklyn.
Featured Voices: Richard Serra The world-renowned sculptor talks about his art, his career, and a new retrospective of his work at the Museum of Modern Art.
Healing Images: Comic book artists depict real life terror.
The Heights: After its successful run off-broadway, this home-grown show is opening on the Great White Way.
Hollywood on the Hudson: NYV shines the spotlight on the city's multi-billion dollar film and TV industry.
Jules Feiffer: Rafael Pi Roman's half-hour conversation with the legendary playwright, satirist and children's author.
Just for Laughs: An improv group offers comic relief for spectators and students alike.
A Life in Motion: Sixteen years ago Judith Jamison became the artistic directory of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
Life on the Lower East Side: A profile of photographer Rebecca Lepkoff.
Murray at MoMA: A major retrospective of the artist's work.
A Musical Pair: David Finckle and Wu Han on music and marriage.
National Dance Institute: Sixteen years ago Judith Jamison became the artistic directory of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
The Nutcracker: The Christmas ballet celebrates its 50th anniversary.
A Place For The Arts: The hopes and visions of the arts community for the World Trade Center complex.
The Public Theater at 50: A two-part documentary commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of New York's Public Theater.
Spring Arts: Profiles of photographer William Wegman, artist Zoe Strauss, and children's author and illustrator Maurice Sendak
Taxi!: Redesigning one of New York's cultural icons.
Wack!: P.S. 1 presents the first international survey of feminist art.
"You Take My Heart": Sixteen years ago Judith Jamison became the artistic directory of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
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