Congressman Don Manzullo (R-Egan) announced the
winner of the 2012 Illinois 16th Congressional District High School Art
Competition today.
Students from high schools across northern Illinois submitted 16 pieces of art for this year’s competition, in which the winner receives two free airplane tickets to Washington, DC for the national reception in June. In addition, the winning artwork will be displayed in the halls of Congress with other winners for the next year. Winners may also qualify for a $3,000 scholarship to the prestigious Savannah Center for Art and Design (www.scad.edu).
Tabitha’s winning piece is a color pencil drawing entitled “French Quarter”.
The second place winner is Michael Anthony Abboreno, who attends Harry D. Jacobs High School in Algonquin
The third place winner is Andrew Plautz, who attends North Love Christian School in Rockford
Students from high schools across northern Illinois submitted 16 pieces of art for this year’s competition, in which the winner receives two free airplane tickets to Washington, DC for the national reception in June. In addition, the winning artwork will be displayed in the halls of Congress with other winners for the next year. Winners may also qualify for a $3,000 scholarship to the prestigious Savannah Center for Art and Design (www.scad.edu).
Tabitha’s winning piece is a color pencil drawing entitled “French Quarter”.
The second place winner is Michael Anthony Abboreno, who attends Harry D. Jacobs High School in Algonquin
The third place winner is Andrew Plautz, who attends North Love Christian School in Rockford
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