介绍： More than three million people visit the Museum of Modern Art or MoMA every year. The museum was closed during a huge renovation that took place over the summer, but the entire space reopens this month. The renovation cost over 450 million dollars, adds 4,500 square meters in space, with room for some thousan...

介绍： More than three million people visit the Museum of Modern Art or MoMA every year. The museum was closed during a huge renovation that took place over the summer, but the entire space reopens this month. The renovation cost over 450 million dollars, adds 4,500 square meters in space, with room for some thousand new art objects. “One of my hopes is that it’s a clearer path of circulation that you’ll know where you are as you move through. My hope is that you’ll be able to get lost but run into something to know where you are exactly, but also a ground floor, I think there’s some huge change in the street level.” On the top sixth floor, there is a terrace and a cafe with a spectacular view, the fifth is dedicated to world masterpieces. Here visitors will find Van Gogh’s Starry Night, Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, Matisse, Pollock and Warhol. The closer to the ground floor, the more modern art gets.

“Instead of thinking about a principle of I have to get from A to Z in a straight line, that I have oodles and oodles of different opportunities between A and Z.”

每年参观纽约现代艺术博物馆的人过三百万。由于夏季进行的一次大规模翻修，该博物馆暂时关闭，但本月重新全面开放。改造耗资超过4.5亿美元，增加了4500平方米的空间，容纳了数千件新的艺术品。“我的一个希望是，这是一个更清晰的循环路径，当你前进的时候，你会知道你在哪里。你可能会迷路，但我希望会碰到一些东西来知道确切位置，还有一层，我认为街面会有一些巨大的变化。在顶层六层，有一个阳台和一个可以看到壮观景色的咖啡馆，第五层是世界名作。”在这里，游客可以看到梵高的《星夜》、毕加索的《亚威农少女》，以及马蒂斯、波洛克和沃霍尔的作品。离底层越近，艺术就越现代。
“而不是考虑我必须在一条直线上从A到Z的原则，我在A和Z之间有无数不同的机会。”