The New York City Ballet recently began its fall season. The company is made up of 90 dancers who are ranked by group -- the highest being a principal dancer. In this profile, SundayArts speaks to Principal Dancer Sara Mearns.

The non-profit cultural organization known as “BOFFO” explores the intersection of fashion and architecture through its project “BOFFO Building Fashion.” SundayArts' Christina Ha takes a look at this partnership of design.

Cynthia Rowley’s collections are distinct for their vibrant creativity. She’s a Fashion Week vet who knows how to keep things fresh for her fans and herself. In this profile, Christina Ha visits Cynthia Rowley’s retail space and showroom on Bleecker Street for a conversation with the downtown Fashion Week favorite.

Founded in 1867, Harper’s Bazaar is America’s longest running fashion magazine. And its editor, Glenda Bailey, is one of the most enthusiastic champions of sharing the thrill of style with everyone. Paula Zahn recently sat down with the publishing dynamo to discuss her career, her new book, and more.

The business of manufacturing is a vital part of the fabric of New York, but it also happens to be one that’s in danger. In this profile, SundayArts speaks to some of the players working to secure the future of Manhattan's Garment District as a flourishing center of American fashion.

Artist and curator Stephen Burks provides a glimpse of "Are You A Hybrid?", which features the eclectic work of artists, designers, and photographers that set global design trends, on view now through October 2, 2011 at the Museum of Arts and Design.

In this SundayArts Profile, Rafael Pi Roman speaks to Pulitzer Prize-winner Oscar Hijuelos about his recent memoir, "Thoughts without Cigarettes," and more generally about his life and his writings as a member of the Americas Society.

Dorothea Rockburne does not make art a man would make. She makes, as she herself explains, "strong woman art." In this SundayArts Profile, the artist speaks in her SoHo studio about her work, which is often inspired by mathematics, astronomy, and philosophy.

David McFadden, Chief Curator at the Museum of Arts and Design, provides a glimpse of the museum's current exhibition, "Otherworldly: Optical Delusions and Small Realities," which features 37 artists from around the globe that create miniature worlds of their own.