Congressional Art Competition Gallery

Congressman Gill selected “Celebrating 250 Years of America” as the guiding theme for this year’s 26^th Congressional District Art Competition. The competition was open to public, private, and home-schooled high school students residing and/or attending schools located in the 26^thCongressional District of Texas.

All qualified submissions will be posted beginning Monday, April 6^thin this virtual gallery. A local art jurist will review the submitted artwork and select the First Place, Second Place and Third Place Winners. The First Place Winner will have their artwork displayed for an entire year in the U.S. Capitol. The Second Place Winner will be given the opportunity to have their artwork displayed in Congressman Gill’s Capitol Hill office for the upcoming year. The Third Place Winner’s artwork will be displayed in Congressman Gill’s Flower Mound district office for one year. The First, Second and Third Place Winners will be announced via email to teachers and students and posted online by Monday, April 20^th.

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