World's first vagina museum closes as property scheme ends
'The world needs a vagina museum'
It began in 2017 by hosting pop-up exhibitions before opening in Camden Market in 2019 with the exhibition Muff Busters: Vagina Myths and How to Fight Them. Last year, when it moved to Bethnal Green, it hosted the exhibitions Periods: A Brief History; and From A to V, which looked at gynaecological anatomy and activism.
"In our time at Bethnal Green, we've once again demonstrated just how much the world needs and wants a Vagina Museum," a spokesperson added.Image caption,Staff appealed for donations and help in finding new premises, adding they could transform an empty space into "a thriving heart of a community". "We've made it through a pandemic and a period of temporary homelessness before. With you, together, we can make it through this too," the spokesperson added.
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