What was the exhibition at the Tate in London with human bodies with the skin off?

Over the summer i saw an advert for a show at the Tate but never got to see it. It was made up of human bodies with the skin removed and pumped with a sort of phermaldahide so as to preserve it. I would love to know what this show was called so i could see it

What was the exhibition at the Tate in London with human bodies with the skin off?
The exhibition has finished now I think, much to my disappointment as I wanted to se it too, just checked and it was called BODIES the Exhibition. As far as I could see from the website it's in USA only now. Ooh I lied, Earl's Court apparently. See my second link (I was so sure it had finished)
Reply:Damian Hurst.
Reply:I think you might mean Gunther von Hagen's exhibition "Body Worlds: The Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human Bodies".
Reply:"human bodies with skin off"
Reply:No it was not at the Tate, it was called Bodyworks and it was by a German called Gunther von Hagen: http://www.bodyworlds.com/en/gunther_von...





i can't exactly remember where it was on, somewhere near Ladbroke Grove if i recall
Reply:close it was at earls court and was called the human bodies exhibition by professor gutter von hagen
Reply:Its human bodies. I saw it a Blackpool a couple of yrs ago. please please please go and see it if you can its amazing , and a massive in sight as 2 what goes on in the body,and even the effects of different diseases.
Reply:Raff is right and it was in Brick Lane
Reply:Gunther von Hagen's 'Bodyworlds' in Brick Lane.





It was a fascinating and inspiring exhibition by a forward thinking pioneer.