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Artistic Representation: Students From Across America Showcase Art in the Capitol

By Alex Gangitano
Posted June 29, 2018 at 2:23pm

By Alex Gangitano and D.A. Banks

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Since 1982, House members have helped select art from a competition of high school students in their districts to showcase the young artists’ work on the Hill. The new work for 2018 is on display in the busy tunnel linking the Cannon Office Building and the Capitol — meet some of the artists from this year’s collection.

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