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Rep. McEachin announces 2020 Congressional Art Competition

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donald mceachinCongressman A. Donald McEachin has announced the opening of the 2020 Congressional Art Competition.

All high school students (grades 9-12) who are residents of Virginia’s Fourth Congressional District are invited to submit an original work of art.

“Each year I am so impressed by the submissions my office receives from students across the district,” McEachin said. “Our Fourth District students have immeasurable talent and I look forward to having another wonderful work of art hanging in the United States Capitol building this year.”

Students should submit original artwork and include completed 2020 Student Information and Release forms by 4:30 p.m. on Monday, April 27, to one of Congressman McEachin’s two district offices:

  • Central Virginia Office: 110 N. Robinson Street, Suite 403, Richmond, VA 23220
  • Hampton Roads Office: 131 N. Saratoga Street, Suite B, Suffolk, VA 23434

For additional information and competition rules, visit mceachin.house.gov/services/art-competition

 

 
 

 




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