Jimmy Panetta announces 2018 Congressional Art Competition

On Thursday, March 1 Congressman Jimmy Panetta (CA-20) announced the 2018 Congressional Art Competition for high school students throughout California’s 20th Congressional District. The U.S. House of Representatives sponsors this competition each spring to recognize and honor talented young artists from each congressional district across the country.

The winning entry will be proudly displayed in the corridors of our nation’s Capitol in Washington, D.C. for 1 year. The winner and a family member will also be invited to attend a special ceremony with other young artists from around the country in Washington, D.C. at the end of June. Karenna Fife, a student at Carmel High School, won the 2017 Congressional Art Competition for California’s 20^th Congressional District for her photograph, “La Vieja.”

Each school can submit up to 5 pieces of original student artwork. Exceptions will be made for schools that have 7th through 12th grades on 1 campus. Students are allowed to submit various styles and types of art, ranging from paintings and drawings to photography and mixed media pieces. The winner will be determined using criteria based on originality, skill of execution, excellence in use of materials, and conceptual strength of the project.

All submissions are due by April 25, 2018. For full competition guidelines, please visit https://panetta.house.gov/services/art-competition, or contact Bertha Munoz, Congressional Aide, at 831-424-2229 or bertha.munoz@mail.house.gov.

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