This will be a pretty basic post with photos of fun stuff like art and creepy Catalonian dolls. I did this trek alone as Ana was back in Addis working. I was on a fact finding mission to test out the logistics of bringing my IB art students here next school year. What could be more impressive for an art student than a trip to the home of one of the most significant artists of the 20th century and a cool toy museum.
Dali never left the building. |
Lot's of schools and kids roaming around the joint. |
Ground view. |
Ladder view. |
If the Dali Museum didn't quite do the trick, then the Toy Museum might be a better option. |
Making this when we have kids. |
Hey Jimmy, wanna come over and play church? |
Indoctrination though play. Not quit the Fisher Price farm set we all know and love. |
How serial killers are made. |
Come here precious. |
Did you grow-up with the saw off the arm doll set? Sure there was the game Operation, but this touches on an entirely different skill level. Should the head be darker? |
The person that played with these probably developed a lifestyle of drawing pentagrams on walls with goat blood. |
Not Hello Kitty. |
Hum, do I want the church play set or the possessed dolls. |
Rosemary's Baby play set, holy water included. |
A little lighter. |
If Henry Darger designed toy covers |
This would keep me busy for hours. |
Intentional? |
Bear gonna cap yer ass. Shotgun Wedding Bear play set. |
Tortured Bear action figure. This might give you ideas if you're into DBSM (bondage and discipline with sadomasochism). |
The traveler action figure. |
Roses looked like a nice place on the map for a short excursion. |
Lighthouse and castles, sure. |
Fish lawn ornament, yes please. |
The town's center did have a Spanish Civil War Memorial sculpture. |
Ciutadella of Roses is worth a peek. |
And a nice way to burn an afternoon during siesta hours. |
I was the only person there. |
The Ciutadella had been inhabited by Greeks, Romans, monks, and hosts a bomb shelter dating back to the Spanish Civil War. |
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