Jack H. White

John "Jack" H. White (July 6, 1940 – 2017) is an American artist known for his work as a sculptor, fresco painter and photographer.

The Burgess states, "Jack White was an abstract artistic innovator. His career spans over forty years. Although he was widely exhibited as a sculptor, his experimentation in plaster, paint and the traditional medium of fresco has also afforded him the signature label of painter. His themes were concerned with are universal: spirit, energy, matter, physics, and sacred geometry." Cartooner's and Illustrator's School, (The School of Visual Arts), NYC, 1956–57 Allan B. Tucker Memorial Scholarship, Art Students League, New York 1964

Solo exhibitions Peg Alston FIne Arts, New York City

Commissions Award Sculpture, Malik Yoba Fatherhood Project, N Y, 2002 Sony Innovators Award, Sculpture for the Sony Corporation, Park Ridge, NJ 1992 Indoor Sculpture, Mr. And Mrs. Cheney, Cambridge MA 1982 Outdoor Sculpture, I.S. 206 Bronx, Board of Education, New York 1978

Catalogues David C Driskell Center at the University of Maryland, "Tradition Redefined: The Larry and Brenda Thompson Collection of African American Art” 2009 David C Driskell Center at the University of Maryland, “ Holding Our Own, Selections from, “the Collectors Club of Washington, D. C., Inc.” 2006 Sumei Multidisciplinary Arts Center, Newark, N J, “ Jack H White Retrospective “, 2002 Skylight Gallery at Restoration Plaza, Brooklyn, N. Y., "Theosophy N Art" 1996 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Mass., " Afro- American Artists”, New York and Boston 1970