The Blue Dot Art Competition Winners Announced at COP28

30 creative reminders of the need to act now!

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Artwork of a polar bear in a post polution surrounnding
UNICEF/Jomaniyozova Diyorakhon
10 December 2023

UNICEF, in collaboration with the UAE Ministry of Education, is excited to announce the winners of The Blue Dot Art Competition at the COP28 World Climate Conference. This unique competition brought together 780 young artists from 28 countries, each using their talents to highlight the impacts of climate change on our oceans and marine life. 

The 30 winning pieces, chosen for their creativity and powerful messages, are currently on display at the Greening Education Hub in Expo City Dubai. 

Join us in celebrating these talented young artists and their commitment to making a difference through their art. 

 

These are the Winners of The Blue Dot Art Competition!

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The artworks, ranging from vibrant depictions of polar bears and whales to poignant representations of nature's struggle against industrial pollution, serve as a call to action. These young artists have impressively blended their artistic skills with their passion for environmental advocacy, reminding us all of our responsibility to protect our planet.

“My hopes and dreams for a better future center around collective awareness and responsible action. I aspire to see a world where individuals and nations unite to combat climate change, recognizing the intrinsic value of our Blue Dot.”

Gauri, 17 years old, one of the competition’s winners

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the winners and participants of The Blue Dot Art Competition. Their dedication and talent are truly inspiring, symbolizing hope and the potential for positive change in the face of global environmental challenges.