第七周：星期六　Visiting Art Exhibitions and Museums 參觀藝術(shù)展和博物館

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2018年07月06日

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     ☆What sort of paintings do you like best? 你最喜歡哪種畫？
     ☆I(lǐng) really like those super realism paintings. 我真的很喜歡那些超現(xiàn)實主義的繪畫作品。
     ☆I(lǐng) prefer the traditional Chinese paintings. 我比較偏愛國畫。
     ☆Some realists paint very simple scenes but do it with all the detail. They are quite incredible. 一些現(xiàn)實主義畫家畫的場景往往很簡單，但卻細致入微，真是叫人難以置信。
     ☆Do you want to go to the photographic art exhibition with me? 你想和我一起去看攝影藝術(shù)展嗎？
     ☆The Metropolitan is worth visiting. 大都會博物館值得參觀。
     ☆Are you coming on Saturday evening to the art gallery? 周六晚上你去藝術(shù)展覽館嗎？

     A：This long scroll is a Gongbi.
     B：What does Gongbi mean?
     A：Gongbi is a traditional Chinese realistic painting characterized by its fine brushwork and close attention to details.
     B：Oh, look! So many kangaroos. Is this some kind of watercolor?
     A：Something like that, but not exactly the same. It's called gouache.
     B：Chinese painting is so glorious.
     A：這幅長軸是工筆畫。
     B：什么叫工筆畫？
     A：工筆畫屬于中國傳統(tǒng)的寫實主義畫派，其特點是畫工精細，尤其注重細節(jié)的刻畫。
     B：哇，看！好多袋鼠呀。這是一種水彩嗎？
     A：有點兒像，但不全是。這是水粉畫。
     B：中國畫太優(yōu)美了。

     A：Hello, Betty. I haven't seen you for a long time.
     B：Hi, Tom. It's nice to see you again. A：What a crowd of people here today!
     B：It's nothing unusual. This new impressionist is very popular now. He focuses on portraits and still life.
     A：Well, I think he's really talented.
     B：Yes, I can't agree with you more. The painting is so fantastic. Look at the colors. They blend together so well.
     A：He's done a number of beautiful paintings. Look, this is one of his more recent works.
     B：Oh, I see, this is a different style. It's more detailed and the colors are softer. It's not bad, but I prefer the paintings we saw just now.
     A：你好，貝蒂，好久沒見到你了。
     B：你好啊，湯姆。真高興又見到你。
     A：今天的人可真多啊。
     B：這很正常。這個新興的印象派畫家現(xiàn)在很流行。他主要畫肖像和靜物。
     A：哦，我認為他真的很有才華。
     B：是啊，你說得太對了。這幅畫多美啊。看這色彩，多和諧啊。
     A：他畫了很多很優(yōu)美的畫?？?，這是他的近作之一。
     B：哦，我看到了，這是另一種風格的，更細膩而且色彩更柔和。這幅畫不錯，但我更喜歡我們剛才看的那些。

     A：I've got some free tickets for an art exhibition on Sunday. Do you want to go with me?
     B：Sure, I've nothing better to do. Which art gallery is it at?
     A：It's at one of the galleries in the 798 Art District. I was thinking about going around 4 p.m.
     B：OK. And who are the artists?
     A：They are some new-up and coming modern artists in Beijing.
     B：Well, that sounds interesting. Have you heard of any of them before?
     A：Only one. Zhang Xiaoping, have you heard of her?
     B：Yeah, I have seen some of her photographs. I think she's a really talented artist.
     A：She will bring her new works at the exhibition.
     B：Wow, I'm looking forward to seeing them. See you on Sunday.
     A：我這有幾張周日藝術(shù)展的免費票。你想去嗎？
     B：好啊，反正我也沒什么更好的事可做。在哪個展館啊？
     A：在798藝術(shù)區(qū)的一個展覽館。我打算下午4點左右去。
     B：可以。都有哪些藝術(shù)家的作品？
     A：是北京的一些新近現(xiàn)代藝術(shù)家。
     B：哦，聽上去蠻有意思的。你聽說過他們嗎？
     A：只聽說過一個。張小平，你聽說過她嗎？
     B：啊，我看過她的攝影作品。我覺得她真是個天才藝術(shù)家。
     A：在藝術(shù)展上，她會展出一些新作品。
     B：哇，那我期待著吧。周日見！

     A：What a crowd of people here today!
     B：It's nothing unusual, for it's a joint art show of the world-famous artists, both past and present.
     A：So that's why there are so many foreigners among the crowd. But who are those people over there?
     B：They must be those who haven't yet gotten their tickets. They are trying every means now.
     A：Why don't they print and distribute more tickets since tickets are so badly needed?
     B：You can't say so. You know, it's the first day of the show. And usually tickets on such occasions are a little short.
     A：Oh, I see.
     B：Let's go in.
     A：今天的人可真多啊！
     B：這很正常。因為這是世界古今著名藝術(shù)作品聯(lián)展。
     A：難怪人群里有那么多的外國人。可那邊的那些人是干什么的？
     B：他們一定是那些還沒有買到票的人吧。他們正在想方設(shè)法弄票呢。
     A：既然門票如此走俏，為什么不多印些呢？
     B：可不能這么說。你知道，今天是聯(lián)展的第一天。這種場合的門票一般來說是要緊張點兒。
     A：哦，我明白了。
     B：我們進去吧。

     A：What's this? I just can't understand it.
     B：You mean this giant canvas? It's Guernica. It was made by Picasso in 1937, aimed to commemorate a town bombed by German planes. Look here, it looks somewhat like a dying horse and this is said to be murdered children, so it's a picture of a mined world with strange shapes of a dying horse and murdered children.
     A：No wonder why it looks so terrible.
     B：Your feeling shows you are quite correct. It's really a violent expression of revolt against the horror of modem warfare, in a language not understood by ordinary men.
     A：Thank you for your flattering words.
     A：這是什么？我怎么一點兒也看不懂？
     B：你是指這幅巨幅油畫嗎？這幅畫名為《格爾尼卡》。1937年，為了紀念被德國飛機轟炸的一個名叫格爾尼卡的小鎮(zhèn)，畢加索創(chuàng)作了這幅油畫。你看這兒，有點兒像一匹垂死的馬。而這兒據(jù)說是被殺害的兒童。所以，這是一幅被毀滅的世界的圖景，圖上有形狀奇特的垂死的馬和慘遭殺戮的兒童。
     A：怪不得看起來這么恐怖。
     B：你的這種感覺表明你的欣賞水平不凡，因為這幅畫是用普通人所不能理解的語言來表達反對恐怖的現(xiàn)代戰(zhàn)爭的強烈感情的。
     A：謝謝夸獎。

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