Body Works, nekkid bodies, brains n shit, yo.

[Atreus]

Pretty Cool.


That is all.

[Davenandez]

saw that exhibit in DC when it was there. It was really something to behold

[Hartge_H27]

The horse one is crazy.

[Massive Lee]

This exhibition was extremely controversial when it started about 5 years ago in Germany. Everyone realized these are real corpse. Right? So, basically, the controverse was that it was a profanity to exhibit dead corpse.

[Restoman]

Seen it twice. Pretty obscene to be in the James bond series. It's incredibly informative and interesting. The anatomy lesson on from the meat slicer was my favorite.

[ben312]

I think they called it "bodies" when it was near here. Never got to go see it, but it looked really cool.

[Farbin Kaiber]

There are a few different groups touring the world with this style exhibit. IIRC, one of thew main ones biggest issues was that they were using the corpses of killed Chinese prisoners.

[AndrewBird]

Saw it at OMSI here in Oregon a few years ago. Pretty damn amazing.

[z31maniac]

Interesting. Would love to go check it out if it comes down through this neck of the woods.

[SimplyDope]

Super cool exhibit when it was here in Vancouver, BC. Wanted to see it twice!

[AC Nico]

This exhibition was extremely controversial when it started about 5 years ago in Germany. Everyone realized these are real corpse. Right? So, basically, the controverse was that it was a profanity to exhibit dead corpse.

yes those are real corpse. my uncle was also picked up from him company after his death.

[5spoke]

I saw it in Atlanta when I was visiting my sister. It was really interesting but pretty intense to imagine that they were once alive. I am not very comfortable around dead bodes though. Open caskets are not my thing.

[Eric]

yes those are real corpse. my uncle was also picked up from him company after his death.

wait, so your uncle is in an exhibit somewhere?

[AC Nico]

wait, so your uncle is in an exhibit somewhere?

yes or parts of him. no joke.