The 2006 exhibit of the Sixth District Congressional High School Art Competition was held in the Montserrat Gallery in Beverly on April 22. Mrs. Patrice Tierney presented awards at a reception to the top four participants, who received awards and accolades for their talent and effort.

"I am incredibly impressed with all of the artwork submitted for the contest. The judges’ job was very difficult! I am looking forward to seeing Tabitha Perry’s work, which was awarded the Grand Prize, hanging in the Capitol with the rest of the country’s best high school artists,” said Congressman Tierney.

The Sixth District Congressional High School Art Competition is a juried art show open to high school students from all public and private high schools in the Sixth District. Each year the Congressman's District Office encourages art teachers throughout the District to submit the work of talented students to the competition.

The work of the Grand Award Winner will now be sent to Washington, D.C., where it will be displayed on Capitol Hill for one year, along with other district award winners from around the country.

The top finishers in the competition, honorable mentions, and best submissions from each area school all received congressional citations from Congressman Tierney and are listed below.

For a list of top finishers in the 2006 competition, please click here.

For information on the 2007 competition, please click here.

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