High School Artists Score Big in Congressional Art Competition
Isabelle Crawford won best in show for her photograph, Branches.
Isabelle Crawford won best in show for her photograph, Branches.
Where Art Thou, by Courtney Howell gathered a first place award.
Where Art Thou, by Courtney Howell gathered a first place award.
Lizzie Dourian placed second for her photograph, Road to Lighthouse.
Lizzie Dourian placed second for her photograph, Road to Lighthouse.
I Could Use a Wish, by Alistair Rizza, received an honorable mention.
I Could Use a Wish, by Alistair Rizza, received an honorable mention.
Kylie Hathaway won an honorable mention for I Stopped to Ponder.
Kylie Hathaway won an honorable mention for I Stopped to Ponder.
Six high school students from Martha’s Vineyard won awards in the Congressional Art Competition. The art competition is sponsored by the Congressional Institute. Students submit entries in several categories to their representative’s office, and a panel of artists from the congressional district serve as judges.
Regional High School student Isabelle Crawford was named best in show. Her photograph of an oak tree in North Tisbury will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol.