Comprising a catalogue and a compendium, Ginto: 50 Years of the AAP was published to commemorate the Golden Anniversary of the Art Association of the Philippines (AAP).
The catalogue accompanies the exhibition under the same title which brings together winning works of the AAP's annual art competitions from 1948 to 1997.
The compendium, comprising 15 essays which provide textual reference to the exhibition catalogue, is a collated attempt at mapping the Philippine intellectual landscape surrounding art theory, art criticism, and art history. Most of the essays was delivered during the 1999 Leo Benesa Symposium on the AAP (held from 14 to 15 January 1999 at the Auditorium of the Metropolitan Musuem of Manila). Glossary and brief biography of authors included.
Ginto: 50 Years of the Art Association of the Philippines: 1948-1997
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English
1999
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catalogue
Catalogue
Introduction - 'On the AAP's Ginto Exhibition: Skimming the Cream' - Emmanuel TORRES
Compendium
An Overview of the Philippine Art Scene from the Formation of the Neo-Realists and Onwards - Jerry Elizalde NAVARRO
Reflections from a Magsaysay-Ho - Jesus PERALTA
Philippine Expressionism - Cid REYES
Reduction and Removal: Abstraction in Philippine Painting - Ringo BUNOAN
What to Do with a Bright Idea: Conceptual Art in the Philippines as Reflected in the AAP Retrospective Exhibition of Past Winners - Sid Gomez HILDAWA
War and Revolution - Alice G. GUILLERMO
Sites, Sights, Insights - Paul Blanco ZAFARALLA
Two Photographs, Two Readings, and Some Contemporary Concerns - Marilyn R. CANTA
Beyond Gender, Grief, Grievance: Women's Present Power at the AAP Competitions - Flaudette May V. DATUIN
Absence as Presence in Ginto: The AAP Exhibit - Danton Remoto
The Nativity of the Lesbian: 'Outing' Works of Art Through the Eyes of the Lesbian Reader - Roselle PINEDA
Classic but Needless, the Social Realist and Conceptual Divide - Patrick D. FLORES
The Art Association of the Philippines as a Site of Convention in Philippine Static and Semi-Kinetic Art Practice - Jose TENCE RUIZ
The Influence of Indigenous Art in AAP Competition - Ana P. LABRADOR
Figurative Painting in the Nineties: Generation X and the Urban Corporealities - Reuben Ramas CANETE
Ginto: 50 Years of the AAP: 1948-1997
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