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Things to do in May: Feminine power: the divine to the demonic exhibition at The British Museumat the British Museum is just for you.to explore female spiritual beings in world belief, bringing together ancient sculpture, sacred artefacts and contemporary art from six continents to explore the diversity of ways in which femininity has been perceived across the globe.
The exhibition will explore the embodiment of feminine power in deities, goddesses, demons, saints and other spiritual beings, associated with diverse areas of human experience, from wisdom, passion and nature, to war, mercy and justice.
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