2002 Altazor Awards

Last updated
3rd Altazor Awards
DateMarch 25, 2002
Venue Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes
Country Chile
Television/radio coverage
Network TVN

The third annual Altazor Awards took place on March 25, 2002, at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes.

Contents

Nominations

Winners are in bold text.

Literary Arts

Narrative

  • Carlos Cerda  – Escrito con L
  • Poli Délano  – Rompiendo Las Reglas
  • Pedro Lemebel  – Tengo Miedo Torero
  • Carolina Rivas  – Dama en el Jardín
  • José Miguel Varas  – Cuentos Completos

Poetry

  • Juan Cameron  – Versos atribuidos al joven Francisco María Arouet y otros textos desclasificados
  • Tomas Harris  – Encuentro con Hombres Oscuros
  • Armando Roa Vial  – Estancias en Homenaje a Gregorio Samsa
  • Armando Uribe  – A peor Vida

Essay

  • Carla Cordua  – Ideas y Ocurrencias
  • Carlos Franz  – La Muralla enterrada. Santiago Ciudad Imaginaria
  • Alfredo Jocelyn-Holt  – Holt "Historia General de Chile. Tomo I El Retorno de los Dioses
  • Armando Uribe  – Fantasma de la Sinrazón y el secreto de la poesía

Visual Arts

Painting

  • José Balmes  – Informe
  • Carlos Maturana (Bororo)  – Bororo Sobre Papel
  • Ülrich Welss  – Ülrich Welss 1970-2001
  • Ricardo Yrarrázaval  – Paisajes

Sculpture

  • Vicente Gajardo  – Cohabitaciones
  • Pilar Ovalle  – Objetuales
  • Osvaldo Peña  – Gestos Patrimoniales

Engraving and Drawing

  • Jaime Cruz  – Grabados de la Década 1991 -2001
  • Klaudio Vidal  – Por sus Grabados en la Exposición "Intensificar"
  • Ricardo Yrarrázaval  – Oleos y Grabados

Installation art and Video art

  • Claudia Aravena and Guillermo Cifuentes  – Lugar Común
  • Claudio Correa and Sebastián Preece  – Sala de Oficio
  • Josefina Fontecilla  – Crónicas de la Materia
  • Carlos Leppe  – Fatiga de Material

Photography

  • Alvaro Larco  – La Mirada Transeúnte
  • Miguel Sayago  – Pintores Chilenos
  • Tito Vásquez  – Retrospectiva

Performing Arts Theatre

Dramaturgy

  • Jorge Díaz  – El Desvarío
  • Benjamín Galemiri  – Edipo Asesor
  • Elsa Pobrete  – Las Morla

Director

  • Mauricio Celedón  – Alice Underground
  • Alejandro Goic  – Nadie es Profeta en su Espejo
  • Raúl Osorio  – El Círculo de Tiza Caucasiano
  • Andrés Pérez  – La Huida
  • Luis Ureta  – Edipo Asesor

Actor

  • Luciano Cruz-Coke  – Largo viaje del día hacia la noche
  • Rodolfo Pulgar  – El censor
  • Alejandro Trejo  – Nadie es Profeta en su Espejo
  • Tomás Vidiella  – Largo viaje del día hacia la noche

Actress

  • Heidrum Breier  – Historias de Familia
  • Mabel Farías  – El encuentro de Irene
  • María Izquierdo  – Los Ojos Rotos
  • Gloria Münchmeyer  – Largo Viaje del Día hacia la Noche

Performing Arts Dance

Choreography

  • Gigi Caciuleanu  – Gente
  • Daniela Marini  – Alto Contraste
  • Esteban Peña  – Memoria De Quipu
  • Renato Peralta  – La Granja de Don Renato

Male Dancer

  • Andrés Maulén  – Vértigo
  • César Morales  – Sueño de una Noche de Verano
  • Luis Ortigoza  – Diana y Acteón
  • César Sepúlveda  – Gente

Female Dancer

  • Carola Alvear  – 20 Poemas y una canción
  • Natalia Berríos  – Sueño de una Noche de Verano
  • Lidia Olmos  – Diana y Acteón
  • Vivian Romo  – Gente

Musical Arts

Classical music

  • Alejandro Guarello  – Vikach I
  • Cuarteto de Guitarras de Chile  – Joaquín Rodrigo. Concierto de Aranjuez, Concierto Madrigal. Concierto Andaluz
  • Duet Miguel Villafruela and Rodrigo Kanamori  – Secuencias, Saxofones y Percusiones
  • Rodolfo Fischer, Cecilia Frigerio, José Azócar, Sergio Gómez and Carmen Luisa Letelier  – National version of Madame Butterfly

Traditional music

  • Illapu  – El Grito de la Raza
  • Carlos Jarufe  – Reina de mi Ciudad
  • Los Santiaguinos  – Cueca Urbana
  • Freddy Torrealba  – Claudia

Ballad

Pop/Rock

  • González y Los Asistentes – Cerrado con Llave
  • Mauricio Redolés  – Redolés y Los Ex Animales Domésticos en Shile Vol I.
  • Mamma Soul  – Fe
  • Mandrácula  – Sexy

Alternative/Jazz

  • Jorge Campos  – Machi
  • Pedro Greene  – Cormorán
  • Pancho Molina y los Titulares  – Perseguidor
  • Juan Antonio Sánchez  – Tonada en Sepia

Playing

Media Arts Film

Dirección

Actor

Actress

Creative Contribution

Media Arts TV

Director

Screenplay

  • Víctor Carrasco, Larissa Contreras, María José Galleguillos and Alexis Moreno  – Pampa Ilusión
  • Alejandro Cabrera, Arnaldo Madrid, René Arcos and Marcelo Leonart  – Amores de mercado
  • Gregorio González, Pablo Perelman, Juan Andrés Condon, Santiago Yazigi, Gastón Roca and Enrique Artigas  – Los Patiperros
  • Antonio Skármeta, Paola Castillo and Valeria Vargas  – El Show de los Libros

Actor

Actress

Creative Contribution

  • Daniel Alcaíno and Jorge López (Characters Creation)
  • Augusto Góngora and computer maker of Cine Video + Teatro
  • Iván Núñez and computer maker of El Termómetro

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