NE Atlanta News

High school students across the nation are once again invited to showcase their artistic talents as the Congressional Art Competition kicks off for another year. The annual event allows students to submit their artwork to their Member of Congress for a chance to have their piece displayed in the United States Capitol.

Since its inception in 1982, the Congressional Art Competition has served as a platform for over 650,000 high school students to express their creativity. The selected artwork from each district garners attention from millions of visitors who tour the Capitol, highlighting the immense talent and dedication of young artists.

Speaking about the competition, an unidentified source stated, "If you or anyone you know are interested in participating in the Congressional Art Competition, you are welcome to contact my office or visit my website for more information." This call is an open invitation for aspiring artists to seize the opportunity and share their unique creations with a broader audience.

In addition to the honor of having their work displayed in a prestigious setting, the winning student from each district is also recognized with receptions at both the local and national levels. A representative expressed enthusiasm, saying, "I am looking forward to all of the submissions from Georgia’s 6th district!" This sentiment reflects the anticipation and excitement surrounding the upcoming submissions.

For those eager to participate, the deadline to submit artwork to the district office is set for April 8-10, 2024. As the competition unfolds, the focus remains on fostering an environment where students are empowered to explore their artistic abilities and further develop their skills.

As the Congressional Art Competition unfolds, it stands as a beacon of inspiration for young artists nationwide, encouraging them to embrace their creative passions and share their artistic visions with the world.