I'm so sorry to hear the name of the exhibit, "Suffer" for beauty. This merely perpetuates a stereotype that was not at all true, nor is it true today. Victorian children and young women went into lightly boned bodices, then lightly laced corsets, and only gradually over years, achieved remarkable ability to lace down. Corsets cause no more "suffering" nor danger than bearing up under a nine month pregnancy that many women successfully do. Modern day corset enthusiasts wear comfy well-fitting custom corsets in a truly freeing way, and in myriad ways unrelated to ephemeral "fashion" dictated by men or corporations: as a feminist, individual choice of dress and image, as a figure support for large bosoms or for ailing backs, to reduce pain from scoliosis, to challenge themselves to achieve a goal, to lose weight and waistline inches (yes both are possible in a few months of rwaist training in a moderate process that I coach students in since 1998), and for fashion and art-for-wear fun.