Can the "one God," as understood in Jewish, Christian, and Muslim traditions, be perceived in a way other than male? The exhibition "The Female Side of God" takes a critical look back at the sources that shaped the idea of the "one God" and at traditional images of the feminine in religious tradition. It uncovers hidden and repressed traditions of alternative conceptions of the divine, from the Hebrew Bible to Jewish mysticism. In the 20th century, these were significantly rediscovered: in the practices and thoughts of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim women, and in the works of female artists who break the confines of traditional images of gender and holiness.