Opening Friday September 28th, a solo exhibition of Hilary White's artwork will be shown at Paradigm Gallery + Studio in Philadelphia. The artist’s exploration of the Biblical imagination, wonder and discovery continues with Seeing Impossible Color. White, a Gainesville, Florida resident, teaches art classes to underprivileged youth in her community. Her foundation, Made New Arts, began
Made New Arts received the 2018 “Diversity and Inclusion Award.” The award, given by the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs, has afforded the program the opportunity to purchase new art supplies for children in the foster community. Made New Arts, created and run by fine artist and IFAF board member Hilary White, provides art classes to
Made New Artist Brittany with her artwork The Made New Arts Initiative held it's first gallery show at Gallery Protocol in Gainesville Florida on June 9th. All of the work was created by you in the Ignite Refuge shelter, as well as young men in the Alachua County Juvenile Detention. Hilary White, fine artist, founder, and
Made New Arts will be having its first exhibition at Gallery Protocol in Gainesville, Florida on Friday, June 9th. Artist Hilary White started the program in February to offer a positive, creative outlet to children in the Ignite Refuge shelter in Gainesville. After one of the youths returned to juvenile detention, White expanded to the
IFAF artist and board member Hilary White started Made New Arts (MNA) at Ignite Refuge in February of this year. Ignite Refuge in Gainesville, FL provides housing and activities for children who are in foster care. White felt that there was a need for the youth to process their experiences. The shelter provided a space
Four years ago, when I interviewed someone was representing Fair Trade organization, she said something that I didn’t quite agree with. She told me that all people were creative. When someone living in darkness is encouraged to experiment with their creativity it reunites them with their humanity. Ultimately, the goal of this organization was to
International Fine Art Fund artist and Board member Hilary White has partnered with Ignite Refuge and Partnership for Strong Families to create the Made New Arts Program. The program provides creative expression for children in the foster care system. Classes are taught by local artists and supplies come from donations. White, who is based
