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Slideshow: Bodies comes to Tucson

Gordon Bates
June 10, 2010
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Bodies: The Exhibition, brought to Tucson by Premier Exhibitions Incorporated, is being presented to the paying public at the Rialto Building, beginning May 15th. The exhibition consists of preserved human corpses in an effort to illustrate human development, health implications, and the appearance of the human form under the skin as we live our everyday lives.
Gordon Bates
Gordon Bates / Arizona Daily Wildcat Bodies: The Exhibition, brought to Tucson by Premier Exhibitions Incorporated, is being presented to the paying public at the Rialto Building, beginning May 15th. The exhibition consists of preserved human corpses in an effort to illustrate human development, health implications, and the appearance of the human form under the skin as we live our everyday lives.

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