Yellowstone…Yosemite…the Grand Canyon…remember those family trips to our National Parks? Maybe you packed up the family in the station wagon and drove for days - fighting with your brother and …
A long-missing modern masterpiece, “Tres Personajes,” by Mexican painter Rufino Tamayo, was found among trash on a Manhattan street in 2003. Watch the segment from Antiques Roadshow FYI that helped clinch the discovery.
New York cabinetmaker Duncan Phyfe became one of the leading furniture makers in 19th century by organizing the first large scale furniture business. Matthew A. Thurlow, a research associate at The Metropolitan Museum, discusses New York’s manufacturing heritage and history.
For almost a year, New Jersey News has been following developments in Nuclear Fusion research at Princeton University. Watch videos… (each story is approximately 2.5 minutes long.)
New York Voices goes underground to spend time with some musicians that provide the soundtrack for your commute with this profile of four artists from the MTA’s Music Under New York Program (MUNY). Watch now.
Violinist Gil Shaham plays the music of Sarasate with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra at Lincoln Center’s Kaplan Penthouse. Watch now. (Originally aired: 11/23/2008).
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and WNET.ORG jointly announce that a street-level, glass-walled production facility and television studio will open spring 2009 on the Lincoln Center campus, at the corner of Broadway and 66th Street.
Our final program examining the effects of the 2008 elections on the 111th Congress: veteran Rep. Willam Pascrell, who has represented the 8th Congressional District for the last 11 years, and newly elected member, former State Senate Minority Leader, Leonard Lance. Watch.
In our second installment examining the impact of the 2008 elections on New Jersey, our guests are the chairmen of the two state political parties, Democrat Assemblyman Joseph Cryan and Republican Tom Wilson. Watch.
