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**SergZHy67** · 07-03-2007, 07:46 PM

I saw it in New York. It was interesting but was not as high-powered as I expected. There was too much "fake" stuff. There was a book written to go with it that I read before I saw the exhibit. It is extremely well-written and all the exhibits are in the book as photos plus a lot of cool stuff that was not in the exhibit. I highly recommend the book. I have been a Darwinophile for many years (I have read "Voyage of the Beagle" four times) and I learned a number of new things from the book, written by one of the foremost Darwin scholars.

It is definitely worth seeing the exhibit just to see his notebook with the drawing of the epiphany moment. Unfortunately there is not a lot of other stuff worth a trip.

Ron

07-03-2007, 07:46 PM	#5
SergZHy67 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 457 Senior Member	I saw it in New York. It was interesting but was not as high-powered as I expected. There was too much "fake" stuff. There was a book written to go with it that I read before I saw the exhibit. It is extremely well-written and all the exhibits are in the book as photos plus a lot of cool stuff that was not in the exhibit. I highly recommend the book. I have been a Darwinophile for many years (I have read "Voyage of the Beagle" four times) and I learned a number of new things from the book, written by one of the foremost Darwin scholars. It is definitely worth seeing the exhibit just to see his notebook with the drawing of the epiphany moment. Unfortunately there is not a lot of other stuff worth a trip. Ron
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