深圳龙华区地标建筑玛丝菲尔大厦今年国庆第三次限时向公众开放1。大厦内展出由玛丝菲尔美术馆与中国美术学院雕塑与公共艺术学院共同举办的"当代艺术展——生生慢 Slow Skin"1，展期从10月1日起至12月31日1。本次展览汇聚中国美术学院年轻艺术家的作品，参展艺术家大多年纪不到三十岁，出自该院雕塑与公共艺术学院1，展现材料、身体与手工艺的重新思考1。
玛丝菲尔大厦位于龙华区大浪时尚小镇，由新西兰设计师Fred van Brandenburg设计1，因其创新的建筑理念获得了美国IDA国际设计大奖年度最佳建筑金奖1。该建筑外墙由70万块旧砖、4000吨废弃瓷片和大理石边角料手工贴成，约2.5万平方米1。此外，玛丝菲尔将发起青年艺术家扶持计划，推出牛仔共创项目邀请市民参与1。
Shenzhen's iconic Marsfelder Tower in Longhua District will open to the public this National Day season to showcase a contemporary art exhibition, marking the structure's third limited-time public access1. The exhibition, titled "Contemporary Art Exhibition — Slow Skin," runs from October 1 through December 31 and is jointly organized by the Marsfelder Art Museum and the Sculpture and Public Art Department of the China Academy of Art1.
The showcase features works by emerging artists from the China Academy of Art's Sculpture and Public Art Department, most under thirty years old, exploring the reconceptualization of materials, the body, and craftsmanship1. Curator Xu Jia oversees the presentation, which also introduces a denim co-creation project inviting public participation1. Marsfelder has announced plans to launch a youth artist support initiative alongside the exhibition1.
The Marsfelder Tower itself has garnered international recognition, having won the prestigious American IDA International Design Award for Best Building of the Year1. Designed by New Zealand-based architect Fred van Brandenburg, the approximately 25,000-square-meter building's exterior is meticulously handcrafted using 700,000 reclaimed bricks, 4,000 tons of discarded ceramic tiles, and marble scraps1. Located in the Dalang Fashion Town district of Longhua District, the landmark structure combines architectural innovation with environmental sustainability in its distinctive façade1.
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