We’ve got another terrific edition of Arts in the City for you — from glass blowing and tap dancing to a Prospect Park renovation that will transport you through time. S tarting February 16th on CUNY TV.

We’ve got a terrific episode for you with all kinds of fabulous art from 1930s jazz, AI art, and our new collaboration with The Shed, a fabulous new performing arts center.

We’ve got a great show coming your way this month including a fun way to spruce up those four walls you’ve been staring at for months; a beautiful lantern festivaland Neil Rosen’s favorite holiday movies — with New York City in a starring role.

We’ll show you the FIRST statue in Central Park that commemorates REAL women; we’ll head underground to be inspired by subway art from the past; how one artist captures the drama of the courtroom through her sketches.

This month's arts: a holiday arts round up; the Brookyn Youth Chorus; comedian Adam Ferrera; actor Tony Hale; the Harold Prince exhibit at NYPL; and Queensborough Community College's Survival and Sovereignty exhibit.

This month: it's all about books! Host Carol Anne Riddell sits down with authors Isaac Mizrahi, Abbi Ellin, Chris Kattan, Sarah Blake, and Laurie Gelman. Plus, lesser-known books stores around the city.

This month: Donna Hanover rounds up major fall arts happenings; Barry Mitchell visits comedian Alison Leiby; three generations of actors playing the role of Shaft; actor Lauren Ridloff; author Sarah Blake; and young Nora Brown, who plays old-timey music.

On this month's show: Summer art events; choreographer Dana Moore; Abby Ellin, author of "Duped;" Neil Rosen with Julianne Moore; Patrick Pacheco walks us through theater's LGBTQ history; and Barry Mitchell with comedian Caitlin Peluffo.

Arts this month: Birdlink; RS writer David Browne on Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young; jazz pianist Miki Yamanaka; Neil Rosen and Kenneth Branagh; the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards; and "Auschwitz: Not Long Ago. Not Far Away" exhibit.

On this month's show: graffiti artist Kelly Covington; Hamid Rahmanian's Feathers of Fire; SNL vet Chris Kattan; classical group Publiquartet; Ralph Fiennes on The White Crow; a new sculpture at the Hess Center for Science and Medicine; and the Art Boat