Shell NSAC’s 58-Year Legacy Ignites Filipino Artistry, Shaping the Nation’s Creative Landscape

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Manila, Philippines. October 2025 — Shell Pilipinas celebrates the 58th year of the Shell National Students Art Competition (NSAC), one of the country’s longest-running student art platforms. The program underscores Shell’s long-standing commitment to nation-building and youth empowerment by nurturing young Filipino artists, whose works actively shape the nation’s creative landscape. Watch for the announcement of the 58th Shell NSAC winners this December 2025 at the Ayala Museum.

For updates on the 58th Shell National Students Art Competition, including exhibit schedules, finalist announcements, and key events, follow Shell Pilipinas Corporation’s official website and social media channels (Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn).

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