Met Gala: From fundraiser to cultural cornerstone
How did the annual fundraiser become known as the "Oscars of fashion?"
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How did the annual fundraiser become known as the "Oscars of fashion?"
There were plenty of famous New Yorkers on the red carpet for opening night at the St. James Theatre.
The award-winning and critically acclaimed artist joins us in the studio to talk about her work and show off some moves.
When the pandemic shut things down, he pointed his camera in a new direction, focusing on the movement of dance.
The museum reopened Sunday, with new exhibits spanning the worlds of arts and sciences -- from penguins to Picasso. CBS2's Tony Aiello takes us there.
Earlier this year, the city painted over murals inside the 191st Street tunnel, upsetting community members.
They say laughter is the best medicine, so the New York Hysterical Society is getting children out of their shells with comedy.
Alfredo de los Santos stared death in the face in 2008, CBS2's John Dias reports.
The city unveiled a monument to the legendary abolitionist this week.
The eight-part docuseries draws from the rich art and culture archives of two landmark CBS2 shows, "60 Minutes" and "CBS Sunday Morning."
There's so much to see at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and so much the public doesn't get to see -- unless you work there.
As we approach three years since the start of the pandemic, a new exhibit is taking us back to when the streets of New York City were empty and the lights were out on Broadway.
Escoffery will be participating in the Harlem Fine Arts Show, CBS2's John Elliott reports.
The immersive experience is extending its run to late March.
CBS2's Dave Carlin profiles a visual artist whose work is now seen in several New York City neighborhoods.
Tony Giordano is overcoming challenges and making big impressions at the Helen Keller National Center.
The city has a historic connection to art, highlighted by a mural program, CBS2's John Elliott reports.
From photography, to sculpture and immersive adventures, CBS2's Dana Tyler and Dave Carlin take you to some of the museums and exhibitions currently open for exploring.
For nearly 60 years, Harlem School of the Arts has offered high-level training for young, passionate performers. Now, under the leadership of a new president, the future is shaping up to share with the wider community. CBS2's Jessi Mitchell has more.
The Kwanzaa celebration kicks off early with family friendly festival at New Jersey Performing Arts Center.
If you're looking for somewhere fun and educational for your children, how about the Bronx Children's Museum? CBS2's Zinnia Maldonado takes us on a tour of the new space.
There's a unique exhibit on display at the Bronx Museum of the Arts called Swagger and Tenderness. As CBS2's Zinnia Maldonado reports, the stars of the show are people from the neighborhood.
Along with him on his journey to fame was award-winning photographer Lori Grinker, who now has a new book out.
At the heart of the pop culture event are the page turning stories and the fantastic illustrations that help readers visualize them.
CBS2's Thalia Perez spoke to the people responsible for fixing up West Farms with massive murals.
