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Carter Announces 2019 Congressional Art Competition Winners

Representative John Carter (TX-31) announced the winners of the 2019 Congressional Art Competition at a reception celebrating all of the participants at the Texas State University Round Rock campus over the weekend. Noah Hanson from Thrall High School was awarded Best in Show for his artwork entitled "Main Street Memories."

(Round Rock, TX) – Representative John Carter (TX-31) announced the winners of the 2019 Congressional Art Competition at a reception celebrating all of the participants at the Texas State University Round Rock campus over the weekend.  Noah Hanson from Thrall High School was awarded Best in Show for his artwork entitled “Main Street Memories.”

“Thank you to all of the talented students who participated in the 2019 Congressional Art Competition. With more than 120 outstanding submissions, our judges certainly had their work cut out for them. I look forward to Noah’s visit to D.C., and having his artwork represent our community in Washington. Congratulations to all of the artists from District 31, these young men and women have a lot to be proud of,” Congressman Carter said.

Noah will receive complimentary airfare to Washington, DC courtesy of Southwest Airlines and complimentary lodging from Round Rock Travel to attend the Congressional Art Competition Winners Reception at the United States Capitol with Rep. Carter in June. Noah’s artwork will hang in the Capitol for one year.

Many of the participants’ artwork will be on display at the Texas State University Round Rock Campus until May 20.

The 2019 Texas District 31 Congressional Art Competition results are:

Best in Show

“Main Street Memories” by Noah Hanson, Thrall High School

Paintings

 

1st Place: “Fruit Bowl” by Ashley Normann, Georgetown High School

2nd Place: “The Garden” by Cecilia DeLeon-Wilson, Round Rock High School (not pictured)

 

3rd Place: “Home of the Brave” by Mia Kuge, Westwood High School

Drawings

1st Place: “Touch” by Abena Apatu, Killeen High School

2nd Place: “Growing Roar” by Andrea Graham, East View High School

 

3rd Place: “Sophie” by Mary Fluitt, Georgetown High School

Mixed Media

 

1st Place: “Don’t tread on me!” by Jill Fulton, Georgetown High School

2nd Place: “Belonging” by Sierra Wann, Georgetown High School

 

3rd Place: “Through the Fence” by Emma Almaraz, Georgetown High School

Photographs

1st Place: “Mr Crabs” by Katie Quinlivan, Georgetown High School (not pictured)

2nd Place: “Coupland” by Vanessa Villarreal, East View High School

3rd Place: “Revenge” by Grace Texter, East View High School (not pictured)

Collages

 

1st Place: “781 miles west of Grand Canyon” by Emily Catherine Smith, Rouse High School

2nd Place: “Puppy Love” by Helen Truong, Cedar Ridge High School

3rd Place: “Hayden” by Morgan Bruning, Georgetown High School (not pictured)

Computer Generated Art

1st Place: “The Balancing Act” by Sruthi Ramaswamy, Westwood High School (not pictured)

2nd Place: “Tavros” by Celeste Matthews, Thrall High School

3rd Place: “License to Farm” by Bryce Poling, Thrall High School (not pictured)

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