Visit the Cincinnati Museum Center to grab the most exciting and memorable experience of your life. It is a massive museum center that is designed by principal architects namely Alfred T. Fellheimer and Steward Wagner, along with seeking the expertise of skilled designing consultants Paul Philippe Cret and Roland Wank.

Cret has tastefully designed the building's signature Art Deco style. Further, this center is also known for its exhibit on African American history. Over 250 artifacts, including Harriet Beecher Stowe are found in relation with its history.

This museum accommodates the popular Omnimax Theater, which serves great type of entertainment, where you can watch your most awaited films, with fantastic surround sound system. This theater allows the viewers to watch and get entertained like never ever before. It has got innovated recently having 5-story screen and enhanced speakers and amplifiers coupled by new seats, carpeting, and projector lens. Further, it offers valuable accessibility options for impaired visitors.

Cincinnati Museum Center - The Exhibit

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If you wish to learn about the Urban history of Cincinnati, you can take your kids to the Duke Energy Children's museum where they can play, climb, explore and learn more about their strengths, weaknesses, likes and dislikes. These acts provide them with enough of scope to test their creativity and have an insight into their capabilities.

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Cincinnati Museum Theater - Features

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Cincinnati is now home to the Controversial Bodies exhibit. This exhibit is the brainchild of the Premier Exhibitions, and shows the real bodies of 20 unclaimed African Americans who were victims of the Katrina Hurricane. The main reason behind having an exhibition of this nature is to show the world the effects that certain conditions can have on the human body.

The Exhibition of the bodies in Cincinnati

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The Exhibition, opened at the Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal in January 2008

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Video of the exhibition of bodies at the Exhibition

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This exhibit, opened on February, 2008, is being held at the Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal. There are several implications and criticisms that have come to fore with these exhibitions. However, the organizers of the show claim that the highest ethical standards have been maintained in obtaining these bodies and no illegal activity has been performed.

It is also their claim that the entire show is educational and shows features like the result of excess alcohol consumption by a homeless man, and the effect on the lungs of a drowning victim. The exhibition is extremely life like and is not recommended for minors and people with medical conditions, as the nature of the Bodies Exhibit may cause them discomfort.

Even though museums with certain high ethical standards have banned this exhibition, many museums from all over the world has shown it as well. This shows that even though the exhibition is of a controversial nature, it has several takers from around the world. It has also been very successful at Cincinnati and even though there were calls from sectors to boycott the Bodies Exhibit it has carried on.

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Middletown Community News on the Exhibition of bodies

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