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£11300 on the vagina museum. As Charlotte Gill notes, for a museum dedicated to a specific part of the female anatomy, which opened in answer to Iceland’s penis museum, The Vagina Museum ties itself in knots over inclusion criteria. It’s FAQ page contains questions like “Why isn’t it called the vulva museum?” and “Are you defining women by their vaginas?” The Vagina Museum doesn’t endorse a position shared by people who have vaginas. It wants to “challenge heteronormative and cisnormative behaviour” and promote “trans-inclusive values” and one of its sold-out items is the “vulva trans flag pin”.