Ani ng Dangal

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Ani ng Dangal
Awarded forGiven to Filipino artist or group that has reaped top honors in international events.
Country Philippines
Presented by National Commission for Culture and the Arts
First awarded2009
Website www.facebook.com/AniNgDangal

Ani ng Dangal or "Harvest of Honors" is an organizational award given by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, an agency under the Office of the President of the Republic of the Philippines. [1] It is an annual event in the Philippines celebrated as a highlight and concluding rite of the Philippine Arts Festival. [2] [3]

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Philippine Arts Festival

February of every year is National Arts Month in the Philippines. [4] Then President Corazon C. Aquino made this declaration in 1991 via Presidential Decree 683. For two decades the NCCA has been supporting various local projects and special events during National Arts Month to showcase the best of the Philippine artistic and cultural scene.

In 2009, the NCCA elevated what has been a national undertaking into a consolidated international event that is the Philippine Arts Festival (PAF). PAF is the NCCA's contribution to the celebration of National Arts Month. Its tagline is “Ani ng Sining”, and the festival has proven through the years that is indeed a harvest for the arts.

The Ani ng Dangal is given to a natural-born Filipino artist or group that has reaped top honors in international events. Its coverage includes the seven art disciplines:

Guidelines

[5]

2023 and 2024 awards

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts bestowed 33 trophies at the 15th Ani ng Dangal Awards in 2023 at Malacañang Palace. [6] Bongbong Marcos honored 26 awardees in the 16th Ani ng Dangal 2024 at the Manila Metropolitan Theater concluding rite of National Arts Month. [7]

Recipients

2021

CINEMA

ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS

LITERARY ARTS

MUSIC

VISUAL ARTS

2020

12th Ani ng Dangal Awards: Awards were given by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) to 1 artist for Architecture and the Allied Arts, 17 acts in Cinema, 7 awards in Dance, 3 in Literary Arts, 8 in Music, and 16 in Visual Arts.

Architecture

Cinema

Dance

Literary Arts

Music

Visual Arts

2019

11th Ani ng Dangal Awards

2018

10th Ani ng Dangal Awards: Sixty-two (62) Filipinos from different fields of arts was honored by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) through its annual Ani ng Dangal Awards. 32 artists in cinema, 4 artists in dance, 2 in dramatic arts, 2 in literary arts, 8 artists in music, and 14 in visual arts [8]
Venue: Marble Hall, Ayuntamineto Building, Intramuros, Manila
Date: February 26, 2018

2017

9th Ani ng Dangal Awards: Seventy-one (71) Filipinos from different fields of arts was honored by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) through its annual Ani ng Dangal Awards. [9] [10]
Venue: Samsung Hall of SM Aura in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
Date: February 27, 2017

2016

8th Ani ng Dangal Awards:Eighty Three (83) Filipinos from different fields of arts will be honored by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) through its annual Ani ng Dangal Awards. [11] [12]
Venue: Samsung Hall of SM Aura in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
Date: February 29, 2016

2015

7th Ani ng Dangal Awards:Several Filipinos from different fields of arts was honored by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) through its annual Ani ng Dangal Awards. [13]
Venue:Old Senate Hall, National Museum
Date: February 13, 2015

2014

6th Ani ng Dangal Awards: Fifty-seven artists from different fields of arts will be honored by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) through the Ani ng Dangal Awards [14] [15]
Venue:Newport Performing Arts Theater, Resorts World Manila
Date: February 2, 2014

2013

The 5th Ani ng Dangal Award: The National Commission on Culture and the Arts honored Filipinos in various artistic disciplines last night at the Cultural Center of the Philippines during the 5th Ani ng Dangal Awards, the culminating event of this year's National Arts Month. [16]
Venue:'Cultural Center of the Philippines
Date: March 8, 2013

2012

The 4th Ani ng Dangal Award: The Ani ng Dangal awards are being handed out annually by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) to artists who have earned international awards and accolades during the past year. For this year, a total of 32 artists from different fields of the arts were given the recognition [17]
Venue:'Malacañang Palace
Date: February 28, 2012

2011

The 3rd Ani ng Dangal Award: The National Commission for Culture and the Arts, continues with its tradition of recognizing Filipino excellence in the arts, by awarding 32 individuals/groups with its annual Ani ng Dangal awards [18]
Venue:Sofitel Plaza Hotel
Date: February 28, 2011

2010

The 2nd Ani ng Dangal Award: The National Commission for Culture and the Arts, continues with its tradition of recognizing Filipino excellence in the arts, by awarding 41 individuals/groups with its annual Ani ng Dangal awards [19]
Venue: Rizal Hall, Malacanang Palace
Date: February 26, 2010

2009

1st Ani ng Dangal Awards: The inaugural awards [20] were given by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts

Music

(Individual category)

Music

(Chorale and Band category)

  • Las Piñas Boys Choir,
  • Kilyawan Boys Choir,
  • The Philippine Normal University Chorale,
  • The Himig Singers,
  • University of the Philippines Madrigal Singers,
  • University of the East Chorale,
  • Novo Concertante Manila,
  • Sta. Teresita Parish Chorale,
  • The Mapua Concert Singers,
  • Chiang Kai Sheik College Youth Choir,
  • The University of the Philippines Singing Ambassadors,
  • Coro de Sta. Cecilia, Cebu Chamber Singers,
  • Lyceum of the Philippines Chorale,
  • Mandaue Children’s Choir,
  • Hail Mary the Queen Children’s Choir,
  • Vox Angeli Children’s Choir,
  • The University of Northeastern Philippines Chorale,
  • Kjwan Band
  • KHP Coro Techniuv.

Dance

Film

  • “Melancholia” by Lav Diaz,
  • “Foster Child” by Brillante Mendoza,
  • “Tirador” by Brillante Mendoza,
  • “NEO-LOUNGE” by Joanna Vasquez-Arong, Ricky Davao, Brillante Mendoza, Emilio Garcia, Cherrie Pie Picache, Yul Servo, and Sid Lucero.

Visual Arts

  • Joe Datuin,
  • Remster Bautista
  • Bernardo Matudan,
  • Imelda Cajipe Endaya,
  • Ross Capili.

Puppetry/Broadcast and Communication Arts

  • “Reporter’s Notebook” of GMA-7
  • Power to Unite Catholic Family Bible Group, Inc.  

Literature

  • Elmer A. Ordoñez
  • Michael M. Coroza
  • Miguel Syjuco

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