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Bodies on Display: Bodies…The Exhibition

“Bodies...The Exhibition” is the quintessential blockbuster museum show: a multicity traveling operation (with long runs in Atlanta, London, New York, Tampa, and at the Tropicana in Las Vegas), organized by Premier Exhibitions, Inc., with a hefty advertising budget, and even a rival show entitled “Body Worlds.” According to ads, “real human bodies” are “preserved through an innovative process and then respectfully presented.” By injecting polymers into individual parts, scientists have found a way to distinguish body parts clearly from each other. The technology could make dissection in medical and dental schools obsolete. Meanwhile, it’s rocking the science museum world. I went to the show in both New York and Atlanta. “Bodies...The Exhibition” uses dissected human specimens to provide you with a visual textbook of your own body,” the introductory text states. Enormous letters on one wall in the first room proclaim, “Bodies Never Lie.” (I don’t know about yours, but mine lies constantly.) I enter ready to be annoyed and amused at the reduction of humanity to complicated body parts. I am not disappointed. It is something of an upscale freak show: lurid science hawking a look