Critical Eye Awards

Critical Eye Awards
Critical Eye Awards
Sponsored by	Radio Nacional de España
Country	Spain
First awarded	1990
Website	Official website

The Critical Eye Awards (Spanish: Premios Ojo Crítico) were created in 1990 by the Radio Nacional de España (RNE) program El Ojo Crítico. They recognize and promote the work of young talents, under 40 years of age, who have distinguished themselves in the preceding year in the modalities of plastic arts, narrative, poetry, film, theater, classical music, modern music, and dance. Since 1997, RNE has also presented the Special Critical Eye Award for an outstanding career. The Ibero-American Critical Eye Award has been presented biennially since 2014.

List of winners

Plastic Arts

1990: Jaume Plensa (sculptor)
1991: Pedro G. Romero (painter)
1992: Rogelio López Cuenca [es] (painter)
1993: Victoria Civera (painter)
1994: Sergio Sanz (painter)
1995: Darío Álvarez Basso (painter)
1996: Juan Asensio (sculptor)
1997: Daniel Canogar [es] (photographer)
1998: Javier Pérez [es]
1999: Fernando Gutiérrez
2000: Eulàlia Valldosera [es]
2001: Alberto Reguera (painter)
2002: Santiago Mayo
2003: Tomás Vaquero Ibáñez
2004: Esther Pizarro [es] (sculptor)
2005: Mar Solís [es] (sculptor)
2006: Laura Lio [es] (sculptor)
2007: Santiago Cirugeda [es] (architect)^[1]
2008: Lara Armalcegui
2009: Cristina Lucas [es]
2010: Asier Mendizabal [eu]
2011: Sara Ramo
2012: Fernando García Dory
2013: Julia Spínola
2014: Jerónimo Elespe
2015: Paula Rubio Infante
2016: Patricia Esquivias^[2]
2017: Paloma Polo
2018: June Crespo (sculptor)^[3]
2019: David Bestué [ca]^[4]
2020: El Palomar (Mariokissme and R. Marcos Mota)^[5]

Narrative

1990: Javier García Sánchez
1991: Pedro Zarraluki
1992: Miquel de Palol
1993: Felipe Benítez Reyes
1994: Juan Manuel González [es]
1995: Irene Gracia [es]
1996: Andrés Ibáñez Segura [es]
1997: Juan Manuel de Prada [es]
1998: Lorenzo Silva
1999: Alejandro Cuevas [es]
2000: Fernando Royuela [es]
2001: Marta Sanz
2002: Ana Prieto Nadal
2003: Albert Sánchez Piñol
2004: Isaac Rosa
2005: Pilar Adón [es]
2006: Julián Rodríguez Marcos [es]
2007: Ismael Grasa
2008: Jon Bilbao [es]
2009: Alberto Olmos
2010: Pablo Gutiérrez
2011: Ignacio Ferrando [es]
2012: Use Lahoz
2013: Sergio del Molino [es]
2014: Juan Gómez Bárcena
2015: Sara Mesa
2016: Alicia Kopf^[2]
2017: Aroa Moreno
2018: Natàlia Cerezo^[3]
2019: Irene Vallejo
2020: Miqui Otero^[5]

Poetry

1997: Pablo García Casado [es]
1998: Eduardo García [es]
1999: Enrique Falcón [es]
2000: Antonio Lucas [es]
2001: Luis Muñoz
2002: Javier Rodríguez Marcos^[6]
2003: Luis Bague Quílez [es]
2004: José Luis Piquero [es]
2005: Juan Antonio Bernier [es] and Antonio Méndez Rubio [es]^[7]
2006: Ana Isabel Conejo [es]
2007: Luis Artigue [es]^[8]
2008: Esther Ramón [es] and Francisco José Sevilla
2009: Yolanda Castaño
2010: Rubén Martín Díaz [es]
2011: Aaron García Peña [es]
2012: Vanesa Pérez-Sauquillo [es]
2013: Abraham Garjera
2014: Ben Clark [es]
2015: Rafael Espejo [es]
2016: Carlos Pardo [es]^[2]
2017: Fernando del Val [es]
2018: Alba Flores Robla [es]^[3]
2019: Rosa Berbel
2020: Raquel Vázquez [es]^[5]

Film

1990: Agustí Villaronga
1991: Emma Suárez and Rosa Verger
1992: Gabino Diego
1993: Ariadna Gil
1994: Icíar Bollaín
1995: Ruth Gabriel
1996: Candela Peña
1997: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo
1998: Mercè Pons
1999: Benito Zambrano
2000: Marta Belaustegui [es] and Ángeles González-Sinde
2001: Leonor Watling
2002: Eduard Fernández
2003: Isabel Coixet
2004: Marta Etura
2005: Mercedes Álvarez [es]
2006: Daniel Sánchez Arévalo
2007: María Vázquez^[8]
2008: Roser Aguilar
2009: Bárbara Lennie
2010: Rodrigo Cortés
2011: Kike Maíllo
2012: Aida Folch
2013: Macarena Gómez
2014: Carlos Marqués-Marcet
2015: Dani de la Torre
2016: Jonás Trueba^[2]
2017: Carla Simón
2018: Clara Roquet^[3]
2019: Enric Auquer^[4]
2020: Patricia López Arnaiz^[5]

Theater

1990: Verónica Forqué and Kiti Mánver
1991: Emma Ozores [es]
1992: Carlos Hipólito
1993: Adriana Ozores and Sergi Belbel
1994: Sala Cuarta Pared de Madrid
1995: Las Salas Alternativas
1996: Natalia Menéndez [es]
1997: Alfonso Armada Rodríguez
1998: Blanca Portillo
1999: The play Las Manos
2000: Juan Mayorga
2001: Moma Teatre and Espai Moma Valencia
2002: Laila Ripoll [es]
2003: José Pascual^[9]
2004: Israel Elejalde
2005: Angélica Liddell
2006: Compañía Teatro Meridional
2007: Festival del Sur^[8]
2008: Ana Zamora
2009: Sala La Guindalera
2010: María Isasi
2011: Irene Escolar
2012: Teatro Tribueñe [es]
2013: José Padilla^[10]
2014: La Joven Compañía
2015: Carlota Ferrer [es]
2016: Nao Albet [es] and Marcel Borràs [es]^[2]
2017: Kulunka Teatro
2018: Lucía Miranda^[11]
2019: Teatro En Vilo^[4]
2020: La estampida^[5]

Classical music

1990: Víctor Pablo Pérez
1991: María Bayo
1992: Anabel García del Castillo
1993: José Antonio Sainz Alfaro
1994: David del Puerto
1995: Ernest Martínez Izquierdo
1996: María José Montiel
1997: Joseba Torre
1998: Pilar Jurado [es]
1999: Jorge Elías
2000: Juan José Mena^[12]
2001: Gloria Isabel Ramos
2002: Asier Polo
2003: Juan Medina [es]
2004: Mariola Cantarero [es]
2005: Javier Perianes
2006: Luisa Domingo^[13]
2007: Cuarteto Quiroga [es]^[8]
2008: Pablo Sáinz Villegas
2009: Luis Fernando Pérez
2010: Pablo Heras-Casado
2011: Cuarteto Leonor
2012: Fernando Velázquez
2013: La Ritirata
2014: Guillermo Pastrana
2015: Isabel Villanueva [es]
2016: Eduardo Fernández^[14]
2017: Raquel García Tomás [es]
2018: Clara Andrada^[3]
2019: Ruth Iniesta^[4]
2020: María Dueñas^[5]

Modern Music

1990: Luz Casal
1991: 21 Japonesas [es]
1992: Vicente Amigo
1993: Rosario Flores
1994: Manolo Tena [es]
1995: Mercedes Ferrer, and mention to Mayte Martín
1996: Marc Parrot [es]
1997–2002: (not given)
2003: Deluxe
2004: Lori Meyers
2005: Cycle [es]
2006: We Are Standard [eu]
2007: Facto delafé y las flores azules^[8]
2008: Vetusta Morla
2009: Delorean
2010: El Guincho
2011: Manel
2012: John Talabot
2013: Guadalupe Plata [es]
2014: León Benavente [es]
2015: Belako [es]
2016: Papaya^[15]
2017: Rosalía
2018: María Arnal and Marcel Bagès^[3]
2019: Soleá Morente [es]^[4]
2020: C. Tangana^[5]

Dance

2013: Antonio Ruz
2014: Olga Pericet
2015: Luz Arcas
2016: Daniel Doña^[2]
2017: Alicia Amatriain
2018: Marco Flores [es]^[3]
2019: Jesús Carmona^[4]
2020: Jesús Rubio Gamo^[5]

Special Critical Eye Award

1997: Ana María Matute (writer)
1998: Alfredo Kraus (tenor)
1999: Josep Maria Flotats (actor and theater director)
2000: Luis García Berlanga (filmmaker)
2001: José Hierro (poet)
2002: Antonio López García (painter)
2003: María Jesús Valdés [es] (actress)
2004: Elías Querejeta (film producer)
2005: Santiago Calatrava (architect)
2006: Pablo García Baena (poet)
2007: Joaquín Sabina (singer-songwriter)^[8]
2008: Pedro Almodóvar (filmmaker)
2009: Enrique Morente (singer)
2010: Carlos Saura (filmmaker)
2011: Joan Manuel Serrat (singer-songwriter)
2012: Joaquín Achúcarro (pianist)
2013: Carmen Balcells (literary agent)
2014: Albert Boadella (actor and theater director)
2015: Darío Villanueva (director of the Royal Spanish Academy)
2016: José Luis Garci (film director)^[2]
2017: Joan Matabosch [es] (artistic director)
2018: Jorge Herralde [es] (editor)^[3]
2019: Pedro Iturralde (saxophonist)
2020: Cristina García Rodero (photographer)^[5]

Special 30th Anniversary Award

2013: Loquillo

Ibero-American Award

2014: Nélida Piñon (Brazilian writer)^[16]
2016: Nuno Júdice (Portuguese poet)^[2]
2018: Héctor Alterio (Spanish/Argentine actor)^[3]
2020: Jorge Drexler (Uruguayan musician)^[5]

References

External links

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