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National Artist of the Philippines
The highest recognition the Philippine Government given to a person of the arts
Proclamation No. 1001 s. 1972
The Presidential Proclamation that the award was created through
Nora Aunor
National Artist of the Philippines in the field of “Film and Broadcast Arts”
Known as “The Superstar”
A renowned Filipino actress and singer who became one of the most influential figures in Philippine cinema
Agnes Locsin
National Artist of the Philippines in the field of “Dance”
Known for ”Neo-ethnic dance”
Recognized for developing and popularizing neo-ethnic dance, a style that combines indigenous Filipino traditions and movements with Western contemporary dance techniques
Ricardo “Ricky” Lee
National Artist of the Philippines in the field of “Film and Broadcast Arts”
Known for “Screenwriting and Storytelling”
He is considered one of the most influential screenwriters in Philippine cinema.
His writing often explores social issues, political struggles, historical events, and the lives of marginalized individuals.
Marilou Diaz-Abaya
National Artist of the Philippines in the field of “Film and Broadcast Arts”
Known for “Film directing and socially relevant cinema”
One of the most influential female filmmakers in the Philippines, particularly during the Second Golden Age of Philippine Cinema.
Her films frequently examined social problems, women's rights, family relationships, political conflicts, and Filipino identity
Antonio “Tony” Mabesa
National Artist of the Philippines in the field of “Theater”
Known as “The Lion of Philippine Theater”
Filipino theater director, actor, and educator who dedicated much of his life to developing Philippine theater.
He was known for his discipline, commitment to theatrical excellence, and dedication to training aspiring actors and directors.
Gemino Abad
National Artist of the Philippines in the field of “Literature”
Known for “Poetry, literary criticism, and anthologies”
He is recognized for his extensive contributions to Philippine literature, particularly in English.
Much of his work focuses on understanding, preserving, and documenting Filipino literary traditions
Fides Cuyugan-Asensio
National Artist of the Philippines in the field of “Music”
Known for “Opera and classical singing”
She devoted more than six decades to opera and musical theater in the Philippines.
She helped introduce and promote Western classical opera to Filipino audiences, making the art form more accessible to local communities.
She also contributed to the development of Philippine musical theater
Salvacion Lim-Higgins
National Artist of the Philippines in the field of “Fashion”
Known as “Slim”
Filipino fashion designer recognized for transforming traditional Filipino clothing into modern, internationally admired fashion designs.
She was popularly known as Slim, which also became associated with her fashion house.
he is especially remembered for modernizing the traditional Filipino terno, pina, and jusi
National Commission for Culture and the Arts
Full name of NCCA
Cultural Center of the Philippines
Agency that works together with the NCCA in the National Artist selection process
National Identity
The qualification that emphasizes that an artist’s work should contribute to a Filipino sense of nationhood
The President of the Philippines
Who formally confers the rank and title of National Artist
Call for nominations
What is the first major step in choosing National Artists
Ricardo “Ricky” Lee
Who wrote the screenplay of the 1982 film Himala
Encantadia
Which dance work is associated with Agnes Locsin
Pina and Jusi
What materials are associated with Salvacion Lim-Higgins’s Filipino fashion designs
Jose Rizal
Whcih film directed by Marilou Diaz-Abaya was released in 1996
Antonio ‘Tony’ Mabesa
Which artist is strongly associated with Dulaang UP
Lion of Theater
Antonio ‘Tony’ Mabesa is commonly known by what title?
Peer recognition
What qualifications referes to an artist being ac