Wednesday, Representative George Whitesides, CA-27, announced the winners of this year’s Congressional Art Competition, themed “The Future I Want to See.”

• 1st Place: “Shared Skies” drawn by Fiona Currie, a homeschooled 12th grader in Palmdale, with colored pencils.

• 2nd Place: “Seen Before it Exists” mixed media produced by Esha Mandadapu, a 9th grader at Academy of the Canyons.

• 3rd Place: “Where Nature Thrives” photography produced by Brady Wan, an 11th grade student at West Ranch High School.

• 4th Place: “Our Olive Branch” painted by Joanne Kim, an 11th grade student at West Ranch High School.

• Donna Weil – Lakes and Valleys Art Gallery
• Cynthia Alvarado – Museum Curator for City of Lancaster
• Christine Mugnolo – Antelope Valley College
• Antoinette De Paiva – Artuity Studio
• Paula Bradely – The Acton Agua Dulce Arts Association
• Lauren Chomuk- Drawn2Art Valencia
• Evelyn Rivas – Antelope Valley Union High School District
• Merissa Naftulin – Santa Clarita Artists Association
• Naomi Young – Santa Clarita Artists Association
• Kerry Summers – Castaic Union School District
• Catherine Wang – CalArts
• Roscoe Hayden – CalArts
• Lisa de Souza – Santa Clarita International Film Festival

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