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The Associação Paulista de Críticos de Arte (São Paulo Association of Art Critics) or APCA (established 1956) is an organization based in São Paulo, Brazil which honors the best in the Brazilian fields of stage acting (since 1956), music, literature, film, television, plastic arts (since 1972/1973), and radio (since 1980).

History

In 1951, eight theater critics created the Associação Paulista de Críticos Teatrais (APCT), which would become the São Paulo section of the Associação Brasileira de Críticos Teatrais (ABCT). In 1956, the APCT disassociated itself from the ABCT, becoming an autonomous entity and creating an award destined to the theater. In 1959, the APCT also began to count with the classical music critics, who, in the same year, also had an award organized by the institution.^[1]^[2]^[3]

In 1972, a restructuring of the APCT led to the inclusion of critics from other artistic areas: visual arts, cinema, literature, popular music, and television. With this increase in its scope, the institution gained the name Associação Paulista de Críticos de Arte (APCA) and also expanded its awards, which became known the following year as Prêmio APCA and encompassed all areas with professional critics associated with the entity. Other areas followed: Dance and circus (the latter, no longer part of APCA) in 1973; children's theater in 1979 (although children's plays had already been awarded several times in the main theater award); radio in 1980; architecture in 2010; and fashion in 2015.^[4]^[5]^[6]

Currently, APCA is located at the headquarters of the Union of Professional Journalists of the State of São Paulo, where it holds meetings with its members.^[3]

References

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^ "APCA-SP". Centro Brasileiro de Teatro Para a Infância e Juventude.
^ Aguinaldo Cristofani Ribeiro da Cunha (org.) (2017). APCA 60 Anos. São Paulo: Monolito. ISBN 978-85-66275-15-5.
^ ^a ^b "O que é a APCA?". Arteref. 1 August 2017.
^ "APCA: primeira premiação aconteceu em 73". O Estado de S. Paulo. 25 March 2002.
^ "Nova diretoria da APCA é eleita com votação no Sindicato". Sindicato de Jornalistas Profissionais do Estado de São Paulo. 17 August 2015.
^ "APCA-SP". Centro Brasileiro de Teatro Para a Infância e Juventude.

External links

Official website
APCA at the Internet Movie Database

v t e APCA Award for Best Film
1972—1979	Os Inconfidentes (1973) Cassy Jones, o Magnífico Sedutor (1974) O Anjo da Noite (1975) Relatório de um Homem Casado (1976) O Predileto (1977) O Seminarista (1978) Mar de Rosas (1979)
1980—1986	A Volta do Filho Pródigo (1981) Eros, o Deus do Amor (1982) O Olho Mágico do Amor (1983) Sergeant Getulio (1984) Memoirs of Prison (1985) Avaete, Seed of Revenge (1986)
1990—1999	Festa (1990) Corpo em Delito (1991) Stelinha (1992) Conterrâneos Velhos de Guerra (1994) Alma Corsária (1995) No Rio Amazonas (1996) How Angels Are Born (1997) A Ostra e o Vento (1998) Central Station (1999)
2000—2009	Santo Forte (2000) Cronicamente Inviável (2001) Brainstorm (2002) O Invasor (2003) The Man Who Copied (2004) Entreatos / Peões (2005) Cinema, Aspirins and Vultures (2006) Suely in the Sky (2007) Linha de Passe / Serras da Desordem (2008) A Festa da Menina Morta (2009)
2010—present	Antes Que o Mundo Acabe (2010) Bróder (2011) Febre do Rato (2012) Neighboring Sounds (2013) Futuro Beach (2014) The Second Mother (2015) Aquarius (2016) Corpo Elétrico (2017) Araby (2018) Bacurau (2019)
There was no award in 1987, 1988, 1989.

v t e APCA Award for Best Actor in Television
1972—1988	Paulo Gracindo (1972) Gianfrancesco Guarnieri (1973) Paulo Goulart (1974) Rolando Boldrin / Tarcísio Meira (1975) Lima Duarte / Mário Lago (1976) Antônio Fagundes / Carlos Augusto Strazzer / Lima Duarte (1977) Lauro Corona (1978) Paulo Autran / Roberto Bonfim (1979) Jardel Filho / Stênio Garcia (1980) Rubens de Falco / Tony Ramos (1981) Luis Gustavo / Reginaldo Faria (1982) Paulo Autran (1983) Ney Latorraca (1984) Lima Duarte (1985) Carlos Vereza (1987) José Mayer (1988)
1990—2009	Cláudio Marzo (1990) Otávio Augusto (1991) Armando Bógus (1992) Antônio Fagundes (1993) José Wilker (1994) Edson Celulari (1995) Raul Cortez (1996) Ary Fontoura (1997) Tony Ramos (1998) Matheus Nachtergaele (1999) Tarcísio Meira (2000) Tony Ramos (2001) Marco Nanini (2002) Dan Stulbach (2003) Tony Ramos (2004) Fúlvio Stefanini (2005) Lázaro Ramos (2006) Marcelo Serrado / Wagner Moura (2007) Guilherme Weber (2008) Felipe Camargo (2009)
2010—present	Murilo Benício (2010) Gabriel Braga Nunes (2011) José de Abreu (2012) Mateus Solano (2013) Irandhir Santos (2014) Alexandre Nero (2015) Marco Ricca (2016) Júlio Andrade (2017) Fábio Assunção (2018) Flávio Migliaccio (2019)
There was no award in 1974, 1986, 1989.

v t e APCA Award for Best Actress in Television
1972–1983	Dina Sfat (1972) Eva Wilma / Lélia Abramo (1973) Betty Faria / Susana Vieira / Cleyde Yáconis / Elza Gomes / Neuza Amaral (1974) Eva Wilma / Irene Ravache / Susana Vieira (1975) Betty Faria / Laura Cardoso / Renata Sorrah / Yara Cortes (1976) Nicette Bruno / Rosamaria Murtinho (1977) Cleyde Yáconis / Gracinda Freire / Joana Fomm / Yara Amaral (1978) Cleyde Yáconis / Fernanda Montenegro / Nicette Bruno / Regina Duarte (1979) Dercy Gonçalves / Regina Duarte / Tônia Carrero (1980) Fernanda Montenegro / Kate Hansen / Lílian Lemmertz / Yoná Magalhães (1981) Cleyde Yáconis / Irene Ravache / Marília Pêra / Tânia Alves (1982) Fernanda Montenegro / Yara Amaral (1983)
1984–2000	Débora Duarte / Geórgia Gomide / Marieta Severo / Lucinha Lins / Miriam Pires / Nathalia Timberg (1984) Regina Duarte (1985) Marília Pêra (1987) Glória Pires (1988) Jussara Freire (1990) Glória Pires (1991) Cláudia Abreu (1992) Glória Pires (1993) Irene Ravache (1994) Aracy Balabanian / Laura Cardoso (1995) Arlete Salles / Drica Moraes (1996) Eva Wilma (1997) Adriana Esteves / Nicette Bruno (1998) Débora Duarte (1999) Marieta Severo (2000)
2001–present	Christiane Torloni (2001) Eliane Giardini (2002) Nívea Maria (2003) Renata Sorrah (2004) Fernanda Montenegro (2005) Lília Cabral (2006) Camila Pitanga / Jussara Freire (2007) Patrícia Pillar (2008) Larissa Maciel (2009) Irene Ravache (2010) Glória Pires (2011) Adriana Esteves (2012) Bianca Comparato / Elizabeth Savalla (2013) Cássia Kis (2014) Grazi Massafera (2015) Selma Egrei (2016) Juliana Paes (2017) Marjorie Estiano (2018) Débora Bloch (2019) Camila Morgado / Tatiana Tiburcio (2020)
The award is normally awarded the following year.

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