THIRTEEN ARTISTS

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MANILA, Philippines - The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) announces the 2009 Thirteen Artists awardees.
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Just when we thought art critics have conveniently defined what contemporary Filipino art is, here comes a new breed of artists who piss all over those definitions. These artists come up with new ways of messing with our heads while nurturing our souls with their subversive visionary art. These are individuals who are in love with revolution.
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                    [Summary] => Awards are not necessary to the production of art. In fact, awards and recognition could be counter-productive, as when we forget that self-esteem and self-worth cannot be found outside the self. The artist’s primary obligation when producing an artwork is not to a target audience or market, much less to critics or judges; only to the self as creator in society. For this reason, a number of artists do not join competitions, do not run after university degrees, do not aim for awards. 


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CCP announces Thirteen Artists

May 4, 2009 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) announces the 2009 Thirteen Artists awardees.

Arts and Culture

CCP Thirteen Artists Awardees 2006: The new radicals

By Igan D’Bayan | September 25, 2006 - 12:00am

Just when we thought art critics have conveniently defined what contemporary Filipino art is, here comes a new breed of artists who piss all over those definitions. These artists come up with new ways of...

Arts and Culture

Thirteen Artists and an Award

By Sid Gomez Hildawa | September 14, 2003 - 12:00am

Awards are not necessary to the production of art. In fact, awards and recognition could be counter-productive, as when we forget that self-esteem and self-worth cannot be found outside the self. The artist’s...

Starweek Magazine