Debut art book by British artist and human rights activist Hannah Rose Thomas.

Read an extract from Tears of Gold in the Plough Quarterly magazine.

A visual artist, an architect, and a poet celebrate the freedom of coloring within the lines, Plough Quarterly.

Baroness Lister reviews 'Tears of Gold' for the House Magazine.

Artist Hannah Thomas’ visceral and moving portraits offer a glimpse into suffering, and healing, souls.

“The invisible light that radiates from the other” – Jonathan Evens interviews Hannah Rose Thomas.

International Women’s Day: Portraiture and redemption.

Hannah Rose Thomas’ ‘Tears of Gold’ and the Empathetic Power of Art.

Interview for the Washington Institute for Faith, Vocation and Culture.

Hannah Rose Thomas appeared on BBC Sunday Morning Live on 21 July. During her interview with presenter Holly Hamilton, Hannah discussed her new book Tears of Gold sharing portraits and stories of three of the women included in the book.

You can watch the interview on BBC iPlayer from 49:38 (cw: discussion of sexual violence).

Interview with Durham alumni Hannah Rose Thomas about her debut art book Tears of Gold.

Hannah Rose Thomas talks with Dr. Rob Lee and Mindy Grassel about her work, activism, and art.

Hannah’s exhibition Tears of Gold is part of an online exhibition for the UN with Google Arts & Culture to mark the UN’s 75th Anniversary.

Hannah was selected for Forbes 30 Under 30 2019 Arts & Culture.

Meet The Winners Of British Vogue And YouTube's Future Visionaries Competition.

Artist Hannah Rose Thomas Interview Revd Jonathan Evens

IPI hosted a discussion with the President of IPI, Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, and Hannah Rose Thomas.

A special exhibition to mark World Refugee Day 2022 in the Houses of Parliament.

Refugee Week marked in Parliament with exhibition featuring portraits of refugee women.

Exhibition exploring representation to open at The Beaney, in partnership with the National Portrait Gallery. 

Investigate the materials and meaning in one of The Beaney’s newest portraits.

Jeremy Begbie talks to artist Hannah Rose Thomas about how art can be used as a form of advocacy.

John Lloyd and Anna Ptaszynski welcome comedian Alasdair Beckett-King, athlete Dame Sarah Storey and artist Hannah Rose Thomas.

In this episode, Hannah Rose Thomas and Stephen Roach discuss restoring dignity through art.

“Beautiful art doing beautiful things in a terrible world.”

Hannah shared her portraits of Yazidi women on Sky News to mark the International Day for Elimination of Violence Against Women 2017.

These Yazidi women escaped ISIS slavery — and are painting self-portraits to reclaim their dignity.

In northern Nigeria sexual violence survivors paint self-portraits to share their stories, as God transforms tears of mourning to joy.

Syrian refugees transform used tents into vibrant works of art.

Hannah’s article for the RSA on coming face to face with the human reality of the refugee crisis, through organising art workshops in refugee camps in Jordan and Calais.