video report thursday 26 and Summary of the presentation of the Tijuana Cultural Center

video 1

a woman named Novak, teaches a painting in which she plays is the sun in the water and performed a puntor Russian, and people give their view ppunto where some say they do not perish and paint Vourla , then presents a case that she plays is a bucket of gold, and people are inaccuracies and believe that this crazy at the end shows them a picture that I mentioned that it is a park, and therefore the picture is in white.

video 2

is a young man working in an office and he says he is a photographic artist and a woman that happens, and begins to obcervar the pictures and she says it's a phenomenal artist, but he did not know that the photographs were biendo were not him.

Summary of the presentation of the Tijuana Cultural Center

Inaugurated on October 20, 1982 as part of the National Fund for Social Activities (FONAPAS), which aimed to strengthen national identity in Mexico's northern border and also promote cultural tourism from the United States.

For three years he hosted the Cultural Border Program in 1986 and won his approval to exercise autonomy with its own budget and work program to develop and integrate its own Board of Directors.

Since 1992 the Cecut hosts the Orchestra of Baja California (OBC) and the Spanish American Guitar Center. The Cecut has identified as using the local community, regional and binational. Serves the school population, artists and creators, academia, related institutions, associations and civic groups, media, private companies and public.


Architecture

Built on a plot of 35.445 meters square and designed by architect Pedro Ramirez Vazquez and Manuel Rosen Morrison, Centro Cultural Tijuana (Tijuana Cultural Center) was incorporated almost instantaneously to the cityscape. Simultaneously he became an icon of the city, both for its location in the heart of the most modern area of ​​Tijuana, for the spherical shape of one of its buildings, Cinema, popularly known as "The Ball" or "Cinema Bola" , the name comes from the dome planetarium theater which is also used to display Omnimax format movies.