Capitol Lens: High (School) Art - Roll Call

Capitol Lens: High (School) Art

By Douglas Graham

Posted June 8, 2012 at 4:35pm

Entries from the Congressional Art Competition are hung in the Cannon-Longworth tunnel by Architect of the Capitol employees Jeremiah Jacobs and Luke Brewer. The competition is held each spring, with Members of the House invited to coordinate contests among high school students in their Congressional districts.

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