Asian communities here in Leeds and around the world. The 'faith' element of the display regularly changes. From 2017, the focus was on Buddhism. Leeds Museums & Galleries has large collection of objects from around the world, and Voices of Asia displays just one aspect of the city's holdings. The Leeds African collections are also significant, especially the sculpture, masks and textiles. Since 2019, most are held at Leeds Discovery Centre, which holds representations of North American beadwork, European folk items and the traditional arts of Oceania. Leeds Story gallery The history of Leeds from prehistory to the modern day. One of the key objects on display is the Malham Pipe, originally identified as an Iron Age flute made from bone, its dating has been revised to the early medieval period. The West Yorkshire Hoard is an example of one aspect of medieval Leeds. Special exhibitions On the third floor is a gallery space dedicated to a changing exhibition programme. One previous exhibition was 'Beavers to Weavers' looking at things created by creatures. Collectors Cabinet Various collections appear here in rotation with a focus on the people behind the objects. The Circe bronze by Alfred Drury. This was commissioned from Drury in 1894 by Leeds Art Gallery. It was displaced to Park Square in the 1950s when Victorian art went out of fashion. It was weathered and damaged, but has been restored recently. It was Drury who made the eight beautiful bronze lampholder girls in Leeds City Square, plus the bronze of Joseph Priestley nearby. Associated curators Henry Denny Elizabeth Pirie Violet Crowther See also Grade II* listed buildings in Leeds Listed buildings in Leeds (City and Hunslet Ward - northern area) References External links Museums established in 1819 Museums in Leeds Grade II listed buildings in West Yorkshire Grade II listed museum buildings City museums in the United Kingdom Natural history museums in England Local museums in West Yorkshire Ethnographic museums in England Archaeological museums in England 1819 establishments in England Cuthbert Brodrick buildings