Embracing Our Heritage: The Monthly White Art Challenge
Embracing Our Heritage: The Monthly White Art Challenge
By: Edward Felder, AFP Workforce
Art Credit: “The Witch Mother” on Telegram
Art and culture is the heartbeat of any civilization, reflecting its values, aspirations, and the collective spirit of its people. The Monthly White Art Challenge (MWAC) embodies this essence, bringing together a vibrant community of artists and craftspeople of European descent from around the globe. Through their Telegram channel, they showcase the creativity and talent of members, who participate in the Monthly White Art Challenge, creating art that celebrates Our Heritage, and their individual experiences.
The MWAC is a sanctuary for White artists of all kinds—woodworkers, sculptors, singers, painters, poets, and many more. United by their European heritage and pro-White ethos, they not only inspire each other but also uplift all who encounter their work. Each month, these artists are given a new theme to explore, allowing them to harness their talents and produce meaningful and beautiful art that reflects their culture and personal journeys.
The Monthly White Art Challenge is a place to find artists of various different skills. Woodworkers craft intricate pieces that echo the craftsmanship of their ancestors, while sculptors breathe life into raw materials, creating forms that tell stories of Our People and traditions. Singers and musicians share their voices, echoing the melodies of their ancestors, while painters and visual artists capture the essence of their surroundings and experiences on canvas. Poets and writers weave narratives that resonate with the shared experiences and values of those in the Nationalist community worldwide.
One notable supporter of MWAC is our own John Fassbinder, Executive Director of the American Freedom Party. Fassbinder discovered MWAC after being moved by a woodworking piece shared by a member. Inspired by the talent and dedication of the artists, he has become an occasional contributor, sharing his own musical abilities in a crooning style. His involvement highlights MWAC’s ability to inspire and engage supporters from all walks of life.
Each month, the MWAC community rallies around a new theme, sparking creativity and encouraging artists to push their boundaries. These themes are carefully chosen to resonate with Our People’s values and Heritage, fostering a deep connection to Our European roots. For example, a recent theme focused on “Art Nouveau,” inviting artists to explore the intricate, flowing lines and natural forms characteristic of this artistic movement. As the month progressed, submissions poured in, each piece reflecting a unique interpretation of the theme.
Last July’s theme of “cryptids” opened the door to a world of mythical creatures and folklore, encouraging artists to delve into the realm of the fantastical. From skinwalkers to unicorns, the creations were as diverse as they were imaginative. This theme not only showcased the artists’ skills but also highlighted their ability to draw from the rich tapestry of European myth and legend. MWAC regularly reaches out to potential members, asking,
“Are you a White artist or craftsperson looking for a fun way to connect with like-minded people who share your passion for creation? Consider joining our chat!” -MWAC Telegram Channel
The Monthly White Art Challenge isn’t just about broad themes; it’s also a platform for personal expression and storytelling. Artists often share works that hold deep personal significance, offering glimpses into their own experiences. One artist posted a touching sketch of their father, describing it as
“One of my favorite simple little sketches I’ve ever done of one of my favorite people, my dad.” -MWAC Artist
This heartfelt tribute not only showcased the artist’s skill but also celebrated the bond between father and child.
Another artist offered palette knife paintings as affordable, one-of-a-kind gifts, emphasizing that their artwork was accessible to everyone, starting at just $50 for an 8 by 10 inch original painting. This practical approach to art highlights the collective’s commitment to making art accessible and cherished in everyday life.
The MWAC is more than just a collective of artists; it’s a truly pro-White community of support and solidarity. Members often share deeply personal stories and find solace in the camaraderie of their peers. One particularly moving post came from a member who commissioned a piece for their youngest daughter. They expressed deep gratitude for the love and respect shown by the artist who crafted the piece and the supportive community that surrounds them. These heartfelt testimonials underscore the collective’s ability to provide emotional support and a sense of belonging, reinforcing the importance of community in the artistic journey.
The Monthly White Art Challenge is also proud to maintain a family-friendly environment. Unlike many online spaces, MWAC is free from the unsavory elements often found in dissident political circles. The collective emphasizes positivity, respect, and constructive engagement, ensuring that members can safely participate and enjoy the community. Members can feel confident exploring and contributing to the art challenges, knowing that they are part of a wholesome and supportive network.
Additionally, the MWAC’s commitment to a respectful and welcoming atmosphere helps foster genuine connections among members. This approach allows artists from various skill levels to collaborate, share ideas, and grow together. By maintaining high standards of conduct and focusing on uplifting content, MWAC stands out as a beacon of integrity and creativity in the world of online art communities.
Art and culture are the bedrock of any society, reflecting its values, history, and aspirations. The Monthly White Art Challenge stands as a testament to the power of creativity in celebrating and preserving European heritage. Through their monthly challenges, they inspire artists to create works that resonate with their shared experiences and values, fostering a sense of pride and belonging. The American Freedom Party is honored to endorse and support this remarkable community and looks forward to seeing the beautiful and meaningful art they continue to create.
This July of 2025, MWAC announced the theme as being “The Sun”.
July’s theme is The Sun!
Time to work on your best solar motif pieces. Eclipses, sun flowers, kitschy summer landscapes, sunwheel symbols, solar deities, anything to do with the sun and all its glory.
Are you a White artist or craftsperson looking for a fun way to get inspired and connect with other likeminded creatives? Please consider joining our chat. You can find our rules and guidelines here.
As MWAC continues to grow, it’s clear that its impact extends far beyond the art itself. The collective has become a beacon of cultural pride and preservation, reminding us all of the richness and diversity of European traditions. By supporting MWAC, the American Freedom Party and its members reaffirm their commitment to celebrating and sustaining the cultural contributions of European-descended artists worldwide. This vibrant and dynamic community is a testament to the enduring power of art to unite, inspire, and uplift.
By participating in the Monthly White Art Challenge, artists can connect with like-minded individuals within Nationalist circles, share their talents, and contribute to the rich tapestry of Our Cultural Heritage. MWAC is not just about creating art; it’s about building a community that celebrates and preserves Our Culture for future generations.
You can find MWAC over on Telegram!
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