Artworks

Painted in 1931, Quaker Pass is by the Utah artist Hilma Mole Payne (1902 – 1965).

Wet Quakers is a 1813 hand-coloured engraving by the artist James Green (1771 – 1834).

The Freedom Sculpture, located in Los Angeles, is a stainless steel gold and silver monument dedicated to human rights.

Remaking Picasso’s Guernica is a protest banner created between 2012 – 2014, by a collective of 12 artists and activists.

Sarah Mapps Douglass (1806 – 1882) was an African-American educator, abolitionist, writer, and public lecturer. Douglass’ work may be the

Suspended was a 2017 art installation at a London church to highlight the ongoing refugee and Migrant crisis across the