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. It is an annual event in the Philippines celebrated as a highlight and concluding rite of the Philippine Arts Festival.
Philippine Arts Festival February of every year is National Arts Month in the Philippines. Then President Corazon C. Aquino made this declaration in 1991 via Presidential Decree No. 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: Architecture and Allied Arts Cinema Dance Dramatic Arts Literary Arts Music Visual Arts including Multi-Disciplinary Arts
Guidelines The Ani ng Dangal Awards recognizes Filipino talent who have won or earned the highest honors and recognition in competition and events abroad. The Ani ng Dangal Awards consists of 9 categories: Architecture, Cinema, Dance, Dramatic Arts, Literary Arts, Music, Visual Arts, Folk Arts and Multi-Disciplinary Arts . New categories may be added subject to deliberation of the Artistic Committee. The Ani ng Dangal Awards honors Filipino artists who garnered international awards and prizes from the previous year. The Ani ng Dangal Awards only recognizes legitimate award-giving bodies and/or competitions. The legitimacy is based on the recommendation of each committee. Others must be subjected to deliberation by respective committees. An international award won through mass voting i.e. online voting is not considered legitimate. Awardees must be natural-born Filipino citizens who either have the Philippines as their permanent residence, or have at least acquired enough years of residence in the country at the time of their win (subject to committee deliberation).
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. Bongbong Marcos honored 26 awardees in the 16th Ani ng Dangal 2024 at the Manila Metropolitan Theater concluding rite of National Arts Month.
Recipients
2021 CINEMA Alon by Gabriel Fernandez Ang Lihim ni Lea by Rico Gutierrez Ang Pagpakalma Sa Unos by Joanna Vasquez Arong Aria by Carlo Catu Aswang by Alyx Ayn Arumpac Benjamin Tolentino Breech Asher Harani Cristine Reyes Derick Cabrido Dingdong Dantes Eddie Garcia and Tony Mabesa Elijah Canlas Eric Ramos Filipiñana by Rafael Manuel Geraldo B. Jumawan Isabel Sandoval Jun Robles Lana Lav Diaz Lingua Franca by Isabel Sandoval Louise Abuel Mallorie Ortega Maria Diane Ventura Mary Rose Colindres Pan de Salawal by Che Espiritu Rainbow Sunset by Joel Lamangan Ruby Ruiz School Service by Louie Ignacio Tarang by Arvin Belarmino The Halt by Lav Diaz Valerie Castillo Martinez ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS
SGS Design Landscape Architecture
LITERARY ARTS
Joel Donato Ching Jacob Enrique Villasis and Bernard Capinpin
MUSIC
Damodar das Castillo Niño Cesar Borromeo Tiro Josue Greg Zuniega Manila Camerata Artists
VISUAL ARTS Gabriel Agtay Mark Anthony Portugal Agtay Christopher G. Andres Anthony Tario Austria Rolando Batacan Ferdinand Bedaña Mark Belicario Kimberly Kate Garsain Dayo Buddy P. Gadiano Donell Gumiran Sherwin Flores Mark Frederick Abejero Jereos Eisa Jocson Edwin Loyola Sherwin Magsino Hannah Reyes Morales Jun Epifanio Pagalilauan Jaylord Plaza Froilan Caparas Robas Archt. Don Ferdinand S. Tabbun Maria Taniguchi Angelica Tejada Maria Felicity Tejada Roger Tingle Jophel Botero Ybiosa
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
Mactan Cebu International Airport Terminal 2
Cinema
Angeli Bayani Alden Richards Barbara Miguel Crisel Consunji Dante Rivero Judy Anne Lumagui Santos-Agoncillo Jun Robles Lana Kristopher King Mamang (Produced and Directed by: Denise O’Hara) Martina Eileen Hernandez delas Alas-Sibayan Maxine Eigenmann Musmos na Sumibol sa Gubat ng Digma (Mac Cosico) Palabas: A Country in Moving Pictures (Produced and Directed by: Arjanmar H. Rebeta) Rina Marie Padilla Raymundo Rody Vera Signal Rock (Produced and Directed by: Chito Ro?o) Wing Chair (Produced and Directed by: Arjanmar H. Rebeta)
Dance
Angelo Marquez and Stephanie Sabalo Bayanihan Halili-Cruz Dance Company Lairca Reigne Nicdao Sean Mischa Aranar and Ana Leonila Nualla Mark Jayson Gayon and Mary Joy Renigen Wilbert Aunzo and Pearl Marie Cañeda
Literary Arts
Bienvenido Lumbera Kristian Sendon Cordero Ricardo de Ungria
Music
Acapellago Imusicapella Joana Ruth Tumpalan Ligao National High School Voice Choral Mark Raeniel B. Agpasa Nilo Alcala Ramon Lijauco, Jr. UP Los Banos Choral Ensemble
Visual Arts
AllanRey Salazar Anthony Into Celso Beringuel Creer II Danilo O. Victoriano, Jr. Donell C. Gumiran Glenn Campanilla Jesus Ramos Tejada Jophel Botero Ybiosa Jun Epifanio Pagalilauan Leonard Pauig Ranjo Maria Felicity Tejada Marwin Javier Mia Serano Rhedel Cabrera Sy Rogel Cabisidan Worth Wisdom Lodriga
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 Venue: Marble Hall, Ayuntamineto Building, Intramuros, Manila Date: February 26, 2018
Cinema Ai-Ai Delas Alas, “Area” Allen Dizon, “Bomba” Ana Capri, “Laut” Angel Locsin, “Everything About Her” Angeli Nicole Sanoy, “Bomba” Hasmine Killip, “Pamilya Ordinaryo” Iza Calzado, "Bliss" Ronwaldo Martin, “Pamilya Ordinaryo” Ricky Davao, “Dayang Asu” Brillante Mendoza, director Lav Diaz, director Louie Ignacio, director Raymund Ribay Gutierrez, director Sheron Dayoc, director Gino Jose, director Bianca Balbuena, film producer Jona Ballaran, costume designer Lawrence Fajardo, editor “Contestant #4” “E. Del Mundo” “Fatima Marie Torres and The Invasion Of Space Shuttle Pinas 25” “Flip the Record” “Imago” “Maria” “Paglipay” Pamilya Ordinaryo" “Pauwi Na” “Pitong Kabang Palay” “Saving Sally” “Sunday Beauty Queen” “Women of the Weeping River” “1st Sem”
Dramatic Arts Dulaang Filipino Mary Gracielle Burce So
Literary Arts Gina Apostol Luisa Igloria
Music Acapellago Cipriano de Guzman Jr. Darlin Joy Baje Imusicapella Phisix Roi Aldric Trawon University of Mindanao Chorale UPLB Choral Ensemble
Dance Halili-Cruz Dance Company Kristel De Catalina Power Impact Dancers Sirens Upeeps
Visual Arts Ainer Brean Padrigo Bernard Pasatiempo Recirdo 2nd Danilo Victoriano Donell Gumiran Edwin Loyola Jaime Sumugat Singlador Jophel Botero Ybiosa Jose Melencio Brillo Maria Angelica Tejada Maria Felicity Tejada Martha Atienza Baloize Art Prize Ramon Castillo Worth Lodriga
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. Venue: Samsung Hall of SM Aura in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig Date: February 27, 2017
Cinema John Lloyd Cruz Jaclyn Jose Ang Babaeng Humayo/Ang Araw Bago Ang Wakas (by Lav Diaz); Allan Michael Ibanez and Dexter Paglinawan Hemedez (for 1st Sem) Allen Dizon (for Iaadya mo Kami); Apocalypse Child (by Mario Cornejo; producer Monster Jimenez); Barbie Forteza (for Laut); Birdshot (by Mikhael Red); Brillante Mendoza (for Ma. Rosa) Child Hauz (by Louie Ignacio, producer Baby Go) E Del Mundo (for Manong ng Paaling) Eduardo Roy Jr. (for Pamilya Ordinaryo) Emerson Quintillan Texon (for Tomadachi) Gemini (by Ato Bautista) Gian Carlo Escamilla (for Walang Take Two) Hamog (by Ralston Jover) Happy New Year (by Joseph Israel Laban) Hasmine Killip (for Pamilya Ordinaryo) Imago (by Raymond Ribay Gutierrez) Kirby Asunto (for Exist) Lucky Jinx (for Giovanni Baldisseri) Leon Miguel (for Red lights) Nathalie Hart (for Siphayo) Paolo Ballesteros (for Die Beautiful) Ricky Lee Sandra (by Carlo Francisco Manatad) Scarecrow (by Zig Dulay) Sid Lucero (for Toto) Marissa Sue M. Prado (for The Sister) The Crescent Rising (Sheron Dayoc) The Equation (by Rhoda Joy Blaza) The Sister (by Marco Felipe Villas Lopez) Teri Malvar (for Hamog) Tomodachi (by Joel Lamangan) Toto (by John Paul Su) Traslacion (Ang Paglalakad sa Altar ng Alanganin) Walang Take Two (by Iglesia ni Cristo's INCinema Production )
Dramatic Arts Clint Ramos
Literary Arts Wilfredo Pascual, Jr.
Music Acapellago Andrea Melisa Camba Balon Dagupan Children's Choir Dennis Deovdes Reyes, III Ligao National High School Voice Choral Philippine Madrigal Singers UP Medicine Choir
Dance Asian Pride Cage Fmd Extreme Halili Cruz Dance Company Jamaica Jornacion and Kristel De Catalina Junior New System Kahayag Dance Company Luckesly Maravilla Neil John Casagan and Renzo Arboleda Olivia Bogayong Rica Angela Ingco Sanglahi Dance Troupe Shaira May Comeros Tarlac State University Performing Dance Troupe Upeepz XB GenSan.
Visual Arts Allan Fesalbon Castaneda, Ananda Wisely Danny Victoriano Jamia Mei Tolentino Joel Forte Jophel Botero Ybiosa Maria Angelica Tejada Norman B. Isaac Tanam (coffee-table book) Trisha Co. Reyes
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.
Venue: Samsung Hall of SM Aura in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig Date: February 29, 2016
Architecture and Allied Arts Christian Salandanan
Broadcast Arts GMA 7's Front Row
Cinema Nora Aunor Cherie Gil Aiko Melendez Albert Chan Paran, Allen Dizon Benjamin Tolentino Brillante Mendoza Carlo Enciso Catu Epy Quizon Emilio Garcia Joseph Israel Laban Jun Lana Lemuel Lorca Sid Lucero Liza Diño LJ Reyes Louie Ignacio Micko Laurente Ralston Javier Richard Gomez Sigrid Andrea Bernardo Carlo Enciso Catu Kidlat Tahimik Zig Dulay Benito Bautista Francis Xavier Pasion, Roderick Cabrido, Perci Intalan Jeffrey Jeturian Will Fredo Louise Isabel Mendoza, Ida Anita Del Mundo Joel Lamangan Gabby Fernandez Jason Paul Laxamana Nash Ang Reggie Entienza Carlo Obispo Christian Lat Khavn De La Cruz Janice O’Hara Antoinette Jadaone Don Frasco Anj Macalanda Brilliante Ma. Mendoza
Music Acapellago Aleron Choir Anna Tabita Abeleda-Piquero Ateneo Chamber Singers Boscorale Imusicapella Kammerchor Manila Los Cantantes de Manila Ryan Tamondong Triple Fret University of Visayas Chorale University of the Philippines Concert Chorus University of the Philippines Manila Chorale University of Santo Tomas Singers
Dance Bayanihan National Folkdance Company Halili-Cruz School of Ballet Jamaica France Jornacion Lawrence Santiago Klivert John Mendoza Sayawatha Upeepz
Dramatic Arts Bernardo Bernardo Jhett Tolentino Rachelle Ann Go
Visual Arts Ana Katrina Miranda Ananda Wisely Herbert Bagolbagol Jamia Mei Tolentino Jamille Bianca Aguilar John Herrera Jophel Botero Ybiosa Maria Angelica Tejada Mandy Javillonar Robert Anton Aparante Ruston Banal Trisha Co Reyes.
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