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" Okay, I have to stray from the fashion/party beat for an entry\u2013this is one of the funniest, most brilliant things I&amp;#039;ve read in a long time. The latest art exhibit in East Berlin is called the Museum of Broken Relationships and it&amp;#039;s holdings include a discarded wedding dress, love letters, and (ew) gall stones. According to artinfo.com, Olinka Visteca, a Zagreb artist who came up with the idea for the exhibit after her own break-up, explains the concept by saying, &amp;quot;The pain caused by a break-up often produces a strong creative drive.&amp;quot;   The best part? The public is invited to drop off items from their terminated relationships.I mean, talk about turning lemons into lemonade. Now you can take your sleazeball ex-boyfriend&amp;#039;s ratty old gym sweatshirt and turn it into art! It might seem a little morbid, but personally, I think it&amp;#039;s genius and hilarious. And even better\u2014the museum is traveling and coming soon to New York! I&amp;#039;m already doing mental inventory of the stuff I could drop off: upwards of ten old t-shirts, sunglasses, movie ticket stubs (yes, I&amp;#039;m a sentimental fool that holds onto stuff like this), a watch, letters, and\u2014this is a little totally weird\u2014a stuffed M&amp;amp;amp;M doll. What would you submit?? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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