Jewish Museum Announces Winter 2025 Teen Photo Contest Winners
The Jewish Museum has revealed the winners of its Winter 2025 teen photography competition, which encouraged middle and high school students to submit images of personal objects. The contest was linked to the exhibition 'Ilit Azoulay: Mere Things,' prompting participants to explore how items convey stories about individuals, families, or communities. Winners include Emily (age 12), Jasmine (age 13), Jaxon (age 15), and Max (age 15), each capturing meaningful objects such as a plush toy, a clay catrina figurine, subway scenes, and a bookshelf. The museum offers annual creative opportunities for youth, with details on future contests available online.
Key facts
- The Jewish Museum hosted a teen photo contest in Winter 2025
- The competition was inspired by the exhibition 'Ilit Azoulay: Mere Things'
- Winners were selected from middle and high school age groups
- Participants submitted photographs of personally significant objects
- The museum provides ongoing teen programs and contests
Entities
Artists
- Ilit Azoulay
- Emily
- Jasmine
- Jaxon
- Max
Institutions
Locations
- New York City