What Others Are Saying

“We are thrilled to present the BODY WORLDS experience in Salt Lake City. This unique exhibit is a fantastic opportunity to observe the intricate systems at work inside each of us. We believe BODY WORLDS visitors will leave inspired with a greater appreciation and respect for their body.”

—Dee S. Brewer
Assistant Vice President, Marketing
University Health Care

“As a parent and healthcare professional, I can’t wait to see this exhibit! I will be bringing my family as soon as it opens.”

—Liz Zentner
UTA PTA Health Commissioner

“The power of the BODY WORLDS exhibition is education — education about human anatomy and the anatomic consequences of disease. Equally thrilling about the exhibition is the revelation of structural organization beneath our skin. Simply put, if one wants to see and/or learn human anatomy, real 3-dimensional bodies are the only medium. Substitution with textbooks or CDs/DVDs does not suffice. I look forward to seeing and hearing the excitement of the viewers as they learn and marvel about human anatomy.”

—Kurt H. Albertine, Ph.D.
Professor of Pediatrics, Medicine (Adjunct), and Neurobiology and Anatomy (Adjunct); Training Director, Children’s Health Research Center; Director, Research Microscopy Facility; Assistant Dean for Faculty Administration, University of Utah School of Medicine; Editor-in-Chief, The Anatomical Record

“As an instructor at Utah State University for the past 25 years, it has long been my belief that all persons should have a basic understanding of how their own bodies are structured and how they are adversely affected by disease and trauma. I am very pleased that the BODY WORLDS 3 exhibit is coming to Salt Lake City and that these human displays will be available to visitors, both young and old, to stimulate interest in human form and function."

—D. Andy Anderson, Ph.D.
Principal Lecturer and Premedical Advisor, Biology Department, Utah State University

“Seeing is believing. The BODY WORLDS exhibits do more to convince people of the truly remarkable nature of the human body and its response to disease than many books, lectures, videos, and even anatomy courses.”

—Jay A. Jacobson, M.D.
Division Chief, Division of Medical Ethics and Humanities; Professor of Internal Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, LDS Hospital, Intermountain Medical Center and University of Utah School of Medicine

“My opinion is that anyone seeing it will be fascinated with the BODY WORLDS display, and everyone will learn something from the exhibit. I look forward to seeing it myself, and learning more about the subject I've taught for so many years."

—Curt Walker, Ph.D.
Professor of Life Science, Dixie State College

“BODY WORLDS 3 is an extraordinary opportunity for us to further satisfy the classical advice to ‘know thyself’.”

—Dr. Michael A. Popich, Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy, Chair of Philosophy and Religious Studies, Westminster College

“It truly is wonderful to see technological advances at their best — bringing to life the intricacies of the human body and art. The BODY WORLDS exhibit feels like walking into a new dimension of learning, both physically and intellectually."

—Rosie Koehler
Healthcare Program Manager, Salt Lake Tooele Applied Technology College

“I am very excited about this exhibit visiting Salt Lake City. Having attended a similar exhibit with my family I know that it will be enjoyable and educational for family members of all ages. Although we've explored the human body before, my family and I are looking forward to the new insights that BODY WORLDS 3 will provide. The beauty of such an exhibition is that each individual exhibit has a story to tell that is accessible and interesting to people of all educational backgrounds. I highly recommend BODY WORLDS to all individuals but even more highly as a family outing.”

—Ty J. Gardner, M.S.
Assistant Professor,
Department of Life Sciences,
Snow College

“BODY WORLDS is the most fascinating and intriguing scientific exhibit to come to Salt Lake City. I urge everyone to see it.”

—Peter Iles, Ph.D.
Division Chair of Natural Sciences,
Salt Lake Community College