Congressman Ryan Mackenzie, representing the Greater Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania\u2019s 7th District, is happy to announce the 2025 Congressional Art Competition, held in partnership with the Baum School of Art. This annual event provides high school students across America with the opportunity to showcase their artistic talent and earn well-deserved recognition for their creative work.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Congressional Art Competition is a great opportunity for young artists in the Greater Lehigh Valley to share their talents and have their work displayed on a national stage,\u201d\u00a0said Congressman Mackenzie<\/strong>. \u201cI encourage all eligible students to participate in this competition and represent our community. I look forward to seeing the talent and creativity of our local young artists!\u201d<\/p>\n The winning piece from the competition will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol for one year, where it will be seen by thousands of visitors from across the country. Additional entries may also be recognized and exhibited locally.<\/p>\n Key Dates & Submission Information:<\/strong><\/p>\n Accepted Mediums Include:<\/strong><\/p>\n Teachers and school administrators are encouraged to share this information with students who may be interested in participating.<\/p>\n For more information or any questions regarding the competition, please contact Congressman Mackenzie\u2019s office at 484-781-6000 or the Baum School of Art at 610-433-0032.<\/p>\n About the Congressional Art Competition: <\/p>\n Information provided to TVL by: Congressman Ryan Mackenzie, representing the Greater Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania\u2019s 7th District, is happy to announce the 2025 Congressional Art Competition, held in partnership with the Baum School of Art. … Continue reading Congressman Mackenzie Invites High School Students to Participate in the 2025 Congressional Art Competition<\/span> \n
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\n<\/strong> The Congressional Art Competition, established in 1982, is a nationwide event that allows high school students from all 50 states to demonstrate their artistic abilities. Each year, Members of Congress sponsor the competition in their respective districts, with winning pieces displayed in the U.S. Capitol Building for one year.<\/p>\n
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