As often happens, you really visit the city only when the guests arrive. So it is with us in those days.
The other day we discovered the residential area of \u200b\u200bthe Inner Harbor in Baltimore: bad! looks like a Venetian-style industrial. Come back, looking up for the Federal Hill - near the port - we found what is considered a museum "cult" of Baltimore: the American Visionary Art Museum.
The ticket has a price - between Baltimore and Washington and frankly we are unaccustomed to pay as the museums are usually free - but worth it, because did not find anything like this in Rome, and perhaps in Italy.
VAM collecting works of black humor, or just humor, colorful monsters, circus wheels attached with monsters and other strange, the stairwell is inhabited by a black Satan falling from the sky, just expelled from paradise and not yet traumatized by bad hit on the ground and from eons past hell.
The museum has a total of 3 rooms, one of which is a warehouse empty of everything contained and filled with a huge chess board with pieces and mettallo up huge sheets that are cosmic phenomena: eclipses, the formation of the earth, etc. .
Julius has developed turn between chess, taller than him, and put in motion strange mechanical gadgets, while we were in general affected by the existence of such a place.
In one room stands the phrase stranota Einstein "Imagination is more important Than Knowledge."
For me, my imagination has been gripped in the light of that very first sunny afternoon after a long day of snow.
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