Turning heartbreak into art
Oct 26 - What do you do when a relationship goes sour?
Instead of throwing away all the gifts, letters and photographs that remind you of your ex, why not donate them to the Museum of Broken Relationships?
The museum was set up in 2006 by two Croatian artists who wanted to get rid of mementos from former romances.
The heartbroken can donate items, ranging from house keys to an axe, to the travelling exhibition.
Joanna Partridge reports.
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