National Artists of the Philippines

Vocabulary flashcards on the National Artists of the Philippines, highlighting key concepts, definitions, and important details.

National Artist of the Philippines

The highest national recognition given to Filipino artists, created through Presidential Proclamation No. 1001, s. 1972.

Cultural Impact

Work should reflect Filipino history, culture, and traditions, fostering national identity.

Excellence & Innovation

Must demonstrate outstanding quality, originality, and lasting influence in their field.

Pioneering Contribution

Introduced a distinctive style or creative expression that inspires future artists.

Recognition & Acclaim

Must be respected by peers and institutions, with national or international awards.

Dedication & Integrity

Decades of commitment to the arts, maintaining a good reputation and serving as a role model.

Posthumous Honor

Can be awarded after death to recognize a lasting artistic legacy.

Insignia of the Order of National Artists

Consists of a Grand Collar featuring circular links portraying the arts and an eight-pointed sunburst from a sampaguita wreath.

KKK

Represents the motto of the Cultural Center of the Philippines: 'katotohanan, kabutihan, at kagandahan'.

NCCA

National Commission for Culture and the Arts, responsible for administering the National Artist award.

CCP

Cultural Center of the Philippines, which collaborates with NCCA on the National Artist recognition.

Malacañang

The Office of the President of the Philippines where final nominees are submitted for approval.

Ceremonial Event

The formal occasion where new National Artists are publicly announced.

Medal and citation

Awarded along with PHP100,000 for living artists and PHP75,000 for posthumous awardees.

Monthly pension

Minimum of PHP50,000 provided to living National Artists.

Life insurance

Benefit for National Artists who meet qualification criteria.

State funeral

Reserved for National Artists, including interment at Libingan ng mga Bayani.