It’s not often you see a mammoth thermometer on the skyline. Yet this landmark sits atop China’s first state-run contemporary art museum, the Power Station of Art (PSA) in Shanghai, which opened in October. The chimney of what was once the Nanshi Power Plant is lit up with the daily temperature in lurid red and white. It’s a striking beacon for this 41,200 sq metre monolith overlooking the gently lapping Huangpu river.
一支巨大的溫度計聳立天際的壯觀畫面可不是常常都能看到的。而如今它就出現(xiàn)在中國首家國營當代藝術(shù)館——去年十月開幕的上海當代藝術(shù)博物館(PSA，Power Station of Art)。曾經(jīng)的南市發(fā)電廠的大煙囪被裝點上醒目的紅色和白色，顯示著每天的氣溫。這個占地41200立方米的龐然大物俯瞰著輕柔的黃浦江，景象驚人。
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