Kendrick Lamar Painting To Be Displayed At U.S. Capitol Building
. ![]() (Radio.com) Rap star Kendrick Lamar's likeness will be gracing the U.S. Capitol Building after a painting made by a high school student won a contest. Tiona Cordova of Pueblo, Colorado won the annual District Congressional Art Competition for high school students with a portrait of the Compton rapper, titled "Utmost Appreciation." The painting will be on display for one year. Colorado Congressman Scott Tipton announced the winner and shared the artwork via his social media accounts. Check out the winning painting here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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