Ms. Margie Moran-Floirendo bares her plans as the newly appointed chairperson of the Cultural Center of the Philippines in the art advocacy program, Art 2 Art, on July 1.
Produced by the Manila Broadcasting Company and hosted by “Ballerina ng Bayan” Lisa Macuja, Art 2 Art airs every Sunday, 3:30 to 4 p.m., on radio via DZRH (666 khz on the AM band), on cable television via RHTV (Ch. 129 on Skycable in Metro Manila, Ch. 18 on Cignal TV and Ch. 3 on Cablelink) and livestreaming at http://dzrhnews television.tv. The show may also be viewed via the Facebook account DZRH News Television.
Moran-Floirendo also tells Macuja how she was first exposed to the arts and how she later explored various facets of media as she hosted a television show and wrote two books on Mindanao and produced a movie, Bagong Buwan. In her current role, she will help CCP prepare for its 50th anniversary next year.
On July 8, Jack Salud shares his twin careers as a visual artist and classical singer. Using pointillism, he creates charming works that have been exhibited in the Philippines and abroad. As a singer, he has performed in musical theater productions of Repertory Philippines and concerts of Philippine Opera Company.
On July 15, second-generation actress Iana Bernardez talks about her debut film, Gusto Kita with All My Hypothalamus for which she earned an acting nomination in the Cine Filipino festival. Though more used to film production behind the scenes, she decided to give acting a try with her mother Angel Aquino giving her valuable advice.
For inquiries, please e-mail art2artdzrh@gmail.com or visit the Ballerina ng Bayan page on Facebook. Past episodes of the program may be viewed on YouTube, at the Art 2 Art with Lisa Macuja channel.
