Jonesville High Senior Wins 2024 Congressional Art Contest, Artwork Headed to U.S. Capitol

Congressman Tim Walberg has announced the winners of the 2024 Congressional Art Competition for Michigan's 5th District. Nathan Winn, a senior at Jonesville High School, won first place with his pen and ink drawing, 'Messenger to Dragon Palace.' His artwork, depicting a detailed turtle with a shadow, will be displayed in the Cannon Tunnel at the U.S. Capitol Building.

Nathan's art teacher, Sarah Sundberg, mentored him during the creation of his piece. This award highlights both Nathan's skill and the effective guidance from Jonesville High School's faculty.

Alexi Shelton from Homer Community Schools earned second place with his piece, 'Warm Sister Smile,' which portrays an expressive face. His artwork will be exhibited in Congressman Walberg’s office in Niles, with guidance from his art teacher, Joseph Mueller.

Congressman Walberg commended the creativity and precision of the students from southern Michigan. He noted that the 2024 competition revealed significant talent and dedication among the region's youth.

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