点评:My husband and I stopped in on a rainy Saturday afternoon in late September and spent almost two hours just staring at the art. What really blew us away were these massive sculptures made entirely out of canned food items for a competition. We walked up close to inspect how thousands of tuna and bean cans were stacked to build these giant animals, and right next to them were all these huge real pumpkins set up for a fall exhibit. It felt more like a modern art museum than a shopping center. I was totaly captivated trying to read the labels on the soup cans without touching anything. It was a very unique way to spend a stormy Dallas afternoon before we eventually swung by Madewell and grabbed a coffee. The whole place is huge with wide walkways so you never feel cramped even on busy weekends.
翻译:九月下旬的一个雨日周六下午,我和丈夫顺道前往,几乎花了两个小时只是静静地欣赏那些艺术品。最让我们惊叹不已的,是为某项比赛而制作的、完全由罐头食品堆砌而成的巨型雕塑。我们走近仔细观察,发现成千上万的金枪鱼罐头和豆类罐头被层层堆叠,最终形成了这些巨大的动物造型。就在旁边,还有许多巨大的真南瓜,是为秋季展览而布置的。整个场所给人的感觉更像是一家现代艺术博物馆,而非购物中心。我全神贯注地试着在不触碰任何物品的情况下辨认汤罐上的标签。在我们随后顺道去Madewell买东西、喝咖啡之前,这真是一种打发达拉斯阴雨午后的独特方式。整个商场规模宏大,通道也很宽阔,即便在周末人多的时候也绝不会觉得拥挤。