Many visitors at the city’s main were surprised this weekend by a new, art show. The , Sara Lin, used everyday shirts and scarves to make colorful shapes. One piece even showed a large made from a red and a blue , hanging from the of the gallery. Many people stopped to take photos of the unusual artwork.
本周末，市美术馆的许多参观者对一场新颖、随性的艺术展览感到惊喜。 艺术家Sara Lin用日常的衬衫和围巾制作出色彩斑斓的造型。 其中一件作品甚至用一条红围巾和一件蓝衬衫做成了一个大鼻子，悬挂在美术馆的屋顶上。 许多人驻足拍照留念这些不寻常的艺术品。
Sara Lin says she wants to make art feel friendly. "People can wear a scarf or a shirt every day," she explained. "But they don’t always see them as art." The gallery’s manager was happy to see more visitors, especially families and young people. Some children asked if they could touch the big nose on the roof, but the staff said no, to the artwork.
Sara Lin表示，她希望艺术能让人感觉亲切。 “人们每天都可以穿围巾或衬衫，”她解释道。 “但他们并不总是把它们看作艺术品。” 美术馆馆长很高兴看到更多参观者，特别是家庭和年轻人。 一些孩子询问是否可以触摸屋顶上的大鼻子，但工作人员为了保护艺术品而拒绝了。
The show is open for two weeks. Gallery workers hope more people will come and enjoy the casual and funny art. Tickets are free, and the gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day.
展览将持续两周。 美术馆工作人员希望更多人能前来欣赏这些随性有趣的艺术。 门票免费，美术馆每天上午10点至下午5点开放。
