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 To mark 100 years since the death of Josephine Butler, the Wellcome Trust is holding an exhibition entitled - Prostitution: What’s Going On? The exhibition is currently a front runner for the Gulbenkian Museum of the Year. Josephine Butler was a victorian campaigner for the rights of prostitutes and the exhibiton will aim to educate about the role of prostitues in the past and today. It will feature both historical and new multimedia work. Admission runs until the 31st March and entry is free.  Challenging and provocative, Prostitution: What's Going On? is an exhibition exploring the issues surrounding prostitution and trafficking, in the past and the present.
Marking the centenary of the death of Josephine Butler, the Victorian social reformer and campaigner for the rights of prostituted women, Prostitution: What''s Going On? examines questions she raised about prostitution, sexual exploitation and trafficking, both in her own time and in a modern context.
(telegraph)References: londonmet.ac.uk, telegraph Comment: on Prostitution Exhibit Front Runner for Museum of the Year |
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