Congressman Rudy Yakym (IN-02) announced that the annual Congressional Art Competition will be open to high school students throughout the Second District:
“I am thrilled to invite Hoosier high school students throughout the Second District to participate in this year’s Congressional Art Competition," Rep. Yakym said. “Each Spring, this competition is a great opportunity for students to showcase their creative talents and have the opportunity for their artwork to be proudly displayed in the halls of Congress. I encourage as many Second District students as possible to participate and submit artwork!”
More Information:
- Each spring, members of Congress sponsor a nationwide high school arts competition. The Congressional Art Competition is an opportunity to recognize and encourage artistic talent across the nation, including in Indiana’s 2nd Congressional District.
- The 2026 Congressional Art Competition is open to all high school students in the 2nd District, and submissions will be accepted from April 1st through April 8th. The winning submission will be displayed for one year in the U.S. Capitol alongside the artwork of other contest winners nationwide. Additionally, all submitted artwork will hang at the South Bend Airport until May 2nd.
- To learn more and participate, please visit Congressman Yakym’s website at yakym.house.gov/congressional-
art-competition.
- If you have additional questions, please contact the Congressman’s Mishawaka District office at (574) 204-2645.
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