Congrats to Kayla from DeForest Area High School, this year’s winner of my district’s #CongressionalArtCompetition! Hope you had a great time in DC.

I held my #congressionalartcompetition reception last night at #dca. Congratulations to Megan Duncan from Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School for taking first place with her piece, Tierra de Patagonia. Megan’s artwork will be on display in the U.S. Capitol for one year.

On Friday, I was proud to host an outstanding group of young artists at The Arts Center of the Capital Region for my 2025 #CongressionalArtCompetition Reception. Congratulations to this year’s winner, Lesly Garcia of Niskayuna High School, on her beautiful winning submission!

Are you a high school student on the Central Coast with a passion for creativity?

Showcase your talent through the 2025 #CongressionalArtCompetition. 🎨

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🎨 High school students on the Central Coast, it’s your time to shine! ✨

Show off your creativity in the 2025 #CongressionalArtCompetition.

Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to showcase your talent!

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It was great to welcome SF 10th grader Frank Ouyang to DC this week as the winner of this year’s #CongressionalArtCompetition! His incredible piece, The Sound of Freedom, celebrates the power of jazz and our district’s rich musical history, and is now on display in the U.S. Capitol.

Cora Bowen’s “A Million Paths to Take” is a refreshing, uplifting take on an overwhelming time in one's life. She has a bright future ahead of her, and I'm excited to host her in D.C. and see which of those million paths she selects. Congratulations, Cora! 🩷👏🏼 #CongressionalArtCompetition

Calling all high school artists!

Entries for the 2025 #CongressionalArtCompetition are now open!

Students in #NY20 can submit pieces by April 28 for a chance to see their artwork displayed at the U.S. Capitol. Enter today to see if you could be among this year’s honorees!

Calling all high school artists!
 
Entries for the 2026 #CongressionalArtCompetition are now open!
 
Students in #NY20 can submit pieces by April 27 for a chance to see their artwork displayed at the U.S. Capitol. Enter today to see if you could be among this year’s honorees!

Each year, I’m inspired by the creativity of our high school artists in the #CongressionalArtCompetition. Congrats to San Francisco 10th grader Frank Ouyang, for his winning piece “The Sound of Freedom,” inspired by jazz’s legacy in uplifting underrepresented voices- thanks to all who participated!

🎨 Calling all #LA02 high school artists! It’s time for the 2026 #CongressionalArtCompetition, where you can compete to have your artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol for a year. I’m looking forward to seeing your amazing pieces!
The deadline to submit is April 20th.