Congressman James Comer announced the winners of the 2025 Congressional Art Competition for Kentucky’s 1st Congressional District. Lily Hughes, a student from Christian County High School, was named the winner with her drawing titled “Repeller Man.” Her artwork will be showcased in the U.S. Capitol alongside pieces from other young artists across the nation.
“Each year, I’m inspired by the creativity and talent of high school artists from across Kentucky’s 1st Congressional District,” said Congressman Comer. “This year was no exception—my office received outstanding submissions that truly showcased the artistic excellence of our local students. I want to extend my congratulations to Lily, Catherine, Bryna, and Abigail for all being selected as this year’s winners. I’m proud to display their exceptional work in the U.S. Capitol and in my offices in Washington, Tompkinsville, and Danville.”
Catherine Poland also from Christian County High School secured second place with her piece “To the Finish Line,” which will be displayed in Congressman Comer’s Washington, D.C., office.
Bryna Cain of Monroe County High School and Abigail Sears of Danville High School both earned third place for their artworks titled “A Nation on His Shoulder” and “Little Bird,” respectively. Their pieces will be exhibited in Comer’s offices located in Tompkinsville and Danville.
For further details about the annual Congressional Art Competition, additional information is available online.
