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Teen Art Awards | Season 3
From Qatar to the World
Teen Art Awards Season 3, held in Qatar, became not just the finale of another season, but a real turning point for the project – the moment when an international initiative turned into a sustainable cultural and educational platform for a new generation.
In cooperation with Teen Hub, initiative Qatar Museums, the third season brought together art, technology, education, and cultural dialogue, creating a space where young voices were not only heard but truly recognized.
In cooperation with Teen Hub, initiative Qatar Museums, the third season brought together art, technology, education, and cultural dialogue, creating a space where young voices were not only heard but truly recognized.
QATAR EDITION QATAR EDITION QATAR EDITION QATAR EDITION QATAR EDITION QATAR EDITION
“It was important for us not just to talk about the future, but to show teenagers that culture, values, and humanity remain fundamental even in the most technologically advanced world.”
– Teen Art Awards team
The central theme of the season «How to Preserve Cultural Values in the Era of New Technologies» invited young artists to reflect on heritage, identity, and cultural responsibility in an era of artificial intelligence and rapid technological change.
Season 3 included international open call with the participation of teenagers from more than 60 countries, as well as a special open call for Qatar and Palestine. This dual format allowed us to maintain the global scale of the project while deepening dialogue with local and regional communities.
Global scale and local
depth
depth
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PAINTING
1st place
Victoria Novikova
Anastasia Savchenko
2nd place
Hirwa Kayitaba Gloria
Polina Serdyuk
3rd place
Anastasia Novokreschenova
Sofia Haidova
1st place
Victoria Novikova
Anastasia Savchenko
2nd place
Hirwa Kayitaba Gloria
Polina Serdyuk
3rd place
Anastasia Novokreschenova
Sofia Haidova
DRAWING
1st place
Victoria Kochetkova
Mukiza Flora
2nd place
Antonina Vcherashnyaya
Maria Nurtdinova
Iman Tovdulatova
3rd place
Sophie Wang
Ayan Kamat Mehra
Mary Aliyah Denise Mendoza Calag
1st place
Victoria Kochetkova
Mukiza Flora
2nd place
Antonina Vcherashnyaya
Maria Nurtdinova
Iman Tovdulatova
3rd place
Sophie Wang
Ayan Kamat Mehra
Mary Aliyah Denise Mendoza Calag
DIGITAL ART
3rd place
Elina Kurikova
Sofya Sizova
3rd place
Elina Kurikova
Sofya Sizova
PAINTING
1st place
Hamzah Alshoukhi
Heyam Shoukhii
2nd place
Huiam Adil Ahmed Obaid
Alicia Simpson
Amrutha Konkimalla
Jouri Oudtallah
3rd place
Aseel Wail Abdelhalim
Natasza Lewicka
Mashal Asim
1st place
Hamzah Alshoukhi
Heyam Shoukhii
2nd place
Huiam Adil Ahmed Obaid
Alicia Simpson
Amrutha Konkimalla
Jouri Oudtallah
3rd place
Aseel Wail Abdelhalim
Natasza Lewicka
Mashal Asim
DRAWING
1st place
Leen Osaily
2nd place
Bassam Rabah
Megelle Mendoza
3rd place
Ayeman Malik
1st place
Leen Osaily
2nd place
Bassam Rabah
Megelle Mendoza
3rd place
Ayeman Malik
SPECIAL PRIZE
Dalia Asa'd Ammarna
Jasmine El Said
Sondos Kalan
Haya Tarek Hammami
Dwan Berkah Prasojo
Dalia Asa'd Ammarna
Jasmine El Said
Sondos Kalan
Haya Tarek Hammami
Dwan Berkah Prasojo
DIGITAL ART
1st place
Maha Ashkanani
2nd place
Khadija Mansoor
3rd place
Mariam Aloush
1st place
Maha Ashkanani
2nd place
Khadija Mansoor
3rd place
Mariam Aloush
WINNERS AND HONOREES
SEASON 3 TEEN ART AWARDS
SEASON 3 TEEN ART AWARDS
WINNERS AND LAUREATES OF THE SPECIAL OPEN CALL
Education
as the heart of the project
as the heart of the project
- What Is the Art World? And How Does It Work?
- How Artists Build Careers
- The Journey of an Artwork — From Studio to Exhibition
- Collectors & the Art Ecosystem
A key element of the season was an expanded educational program implemented with the support of Zurani. It included four modules introducing participants to the real workings of the art world.
This program gave teenagers not abstract inspiration, but guidelines, knowledge, and confidence necessary for conscious movement in their profession.
This season, Christie’s became a partner of the Teen Art Awards Qatar project and awarded the winners the opportunity to study on the Christie’s Education learning platform
Christie’s
The Teen Art Awards Qatar final evening was a true celebration of art, ideas, and human presence. More than 300 guests – teenagers, families, educators, partners, and VIP guests – gathered to celebrate the power of young creativity.
Grand Finale
an evening that brought generations together
an evening that brought generations together
📅 4 December 2025
📍 Teen Hub, Qatar Museums
📍 Teen Hub, Qatar Museums
DESIGN CHALLENGE AWARDS
Honouring young innovators in technology, sustainability, and design
The Teen Art Awards Qatar final evening was a true celebration of art, ideas, and human presence. More than 300 guests – teenagers, families, educators, partners, and VIP guests – gathered to celebrate the power of young creativity:
The five final projects were presented on stage, and the winner was selected by a national jury – symbolizing that innovation begins with curiosity and courage.
Honouring young innovators in technology, sustainability, and design
The Teen Art Awards Qatar final evening was a true celebration of art, ideas, and human presence. More than 300 guests – teenagers, families, educators, partners, and VIP guests – gathered to celebrate the power of young creativity:
- Mixed Reality & Interactive Design
- Biotech & Biomaterials
- Digital Fabrication & 3D Manufacturing
The five final projects were presented on stage, and the winner was selected by a national jury – symbolizing that innovation begins with curiosity and courage.
SUSTAINABLE FASHION SHOW
As part of the Teen Art Awards festival, a Sustainable Fashion Show was presented in collaboration with the British Council, inviting young creatives to explore fashion as a thoughtful and responsible artistic practice. Participants developed concept-driven collections addressing sustainability, identity, and conscious production, and presented their works in a curated public showcase celebrating creativity with purpose.
As part of the Teen Art Awards festival, a Sustainable Fashion Show was presented in collaboration with the British Council, inviting young creatives to explore fashion as a thoughtful and responsible artistic practice. Participants developed concept-driven collections addressing sustainability, identity, and conscious production, and presented their works in a curated public showcase celebrating creativity with purpose.
BRITISH COUNCIL PHOTO AWARDS
In collaboration with Tasweer Photo Festival
As part of the Qatar – UK Festival 2025, supported by the British Council, a photography category was introduced:
“Perspectives of Place: Capturing the Spirit of Creative Cities.”
This award highlighted the power of photography as a tool for self-expression and dialogue, reinforcing the Teen Art Awards’ mission to give young people the right to speak about the world in their own language.
In collaboration with Tasweer Photo Festival
As part of the Qatar – UK Festival 2025, supported by the British Council, a photography category was introduced:
“Perspectives of Place: Capturing the Spirit of Creative Cities.”
This award highlighted the power of photography as a tool for self-expression and dialogue, reinforcing the Teen Art Awards’ mission to give young people the right to speak about the world in their own language.
Programme
Highlights
Highlights
Two musical interludes brought together tradition and modernity:
The performances were made possible with the participation of the Qatar Music Academy, an institution that nurtures a new generation of musicians in the region.
- “Ah Ya Zain” – Arab-jazz dialogue
- “Mas Que Nada” – joyful final sound
The performances were made possible with the participation of the Qatar Music Academy, an institution that nurtures a new generation of musicians in the region.
The visual highlight of the evening was the presentation of
THE 8 X JEFF KOONS Edition – a unique BMW Art Car created by Jeff Koons and presented by Alfardan Automobiles.
This object has become a symbol of the union of art, engineering, and cultural patronage, and a reminder that supporting art today shapes the culture of tomorrow.
THE 8 X JEFF KOONS Edition – a unique BMW Art Car created by Jeff Koons and presented by Alfardan Automobiles.
This object has become a symbol of the union of art, engineering, and cultural patronage, and a reminder that supporting art today shapes the culture of tomorrow.
BMW ART CAR SPOTLIGHT
The evening concluded with a short digital film – a poetic story about a robot that, through contact with the art of teenagers, begins to feel, think, and change. The film included real works by the finalists of the international Open Call.
This moment set the emotional tone for the entire evening and served as a reminder that technology only acquires meaning through human imagination.
This moment set the emotional tone for the entire evening and served as a reminder that technology only acquires meaning through human imagination.
As part of the continued promotion of participants’ work, the Teen Art Awards team organised a digital presentation showcasing the works of winners from both the international and local open calls, to be presented during the dates of Art Basel Qatar, one of the most significant international fairs in the field of contemporary art.
Art Basel
Digital Art Film
Awakening of Light
Awakening of Light
The third season of the Teen Art Awards in Qatar was a quantum leap for the project in terms of scale, depth, partnerships, and educational content.
We want to show young artists that there is no such thing as the perfect moment or conditions. Everything is created step by step, through hard work, trust in the process, and belief in what you are doing.
– Daria Kalinina, founder of Teen Art Awards
We want to show young artists that there is no such thing as the perfect moment or conditions. Everything is created step by step, through hard work, trust in the process, and belief in what you are doing.
– Daria Kalinina, founder of Teen Art Awards
Season 3 has come to an end, but its momentum lives on. Qatar Edition has become the flagship case study for the Teen Art Awards – a model on which the further development of the project, new partnerships, and international formats will be based.
From Qatar to the World –
where young voices shape the future of culture.
From Qatar to the World –
where young voices shape the future of culture.
SEE YOU IN SEASON 4