REAL BODIES at Bally's

Imagine Exhibitions is proud to present REAL BODIES at Bally's, a unique and thought-provoking exhibition on human anatomy at Bally's Las Vegas.

Delving deeper into the beauty of body, mind and soul than any other exhibition of its kind, REAL BODIES at Bally's invites visitors to discover the elegance, complexity and mystery of their bodies. as they examine the incredible anatomical systems that comprise human life. In addition to the fascinating realities of the physical form of the human body, REAL BODIES at Bally's presents the historical, cultural and emotional context of the human body in order to evoke feelings of awe and wonder at how all human beings spend their time on this earth.

Seen by millions worldwide, this powerful exhibit beautifully showcases more than 20 perfectly preserved, real human bodies and more than 200 anatomical specimens. The exhibition transcends boundaries while seamlessly blending art, science and emotion like a museum about oneself. REAL BODIES at Bally's show a profound synergy between breath, hunger, heartbeat, love, movement, and thought that make each person unique.

Each specimen present in REAL BODIES at Bally's is carefully preserved and cherished by a team of experts using a scientific method known as polymer preservation, or plastination. This revolutionary process uses liquid silicone rubber to prevent natural breakdown and follows several steps. First, the specimen is dissected to identify specific anatomical systems and structures. The dissection is soaked in acetone to extract all the body fluids. After dehydration, the test sample was placed in a silicone polymer bath and sealed in a vacuum chamber. In a vacuum, acetone is replaced by the polymer, which then penetrates the sample to the deepest cellular level. Once the silicone polymer hardens, the specimen is permanently preserved, structurally intact, ready for examination and study.

Some featured galleries at REAL BODIES Bally's:

Anatomist's Study: Inside a quaint room with curious cabinets, visitors will learn about the different ways we've preserved human remains throughout time, from Ancient Egyptian anatomy to 19th century scientists. Thanks to the work of these scientists, we understand the most important structure in life: the skeletal system. From detached skulls to metatarsal bones, learn why our bones are so important to life as we know it.

Breathe: It's the first thing we do and (almost) the last thing we do while on the planet - breathe. Here, amid awe-inspiring vistas, explore the respiratory system, see an outstanding example of a smoker's lungs, and discover the importance of breathing in the world's religions.

Hunger: Essential for life, the digestive system converts the foods we eat into the fuel we need to survive and thrive. This gallery not only explores the details of how we break down food and liquids into nutrients and energy, but also features stunning landscape installations relating to the past of hunting and gathering. collect ours.

Beating: The rhythm of the heart is likened to the drumming behind the nearly 100,000 miles of arteries, capillaries and veins that run our body. This striking gallery sheds light on the circulatory system through luminous displays inside a darkened room.

Some visitors will wonder about the origin of the body artifacts and real body pieces on display at the exhibition, but either way, the human bodies here once lived, breathed. , each works to maintain the life of a certain individual, so all have the right to be respected. Above all, it is this meaningful exhibition that has given everyone the opportunity to understand themselves, the miracles that happen every day without our knowledge, from there, to love our bodies more. .

Website : www.realbodiesatballys.com

Phone : 702-777-2782

Operating hours : 11:00 - 20:00 on weekdays

Ticket price :

Adults: 33$

Children: $21