Believe it or not, there's going to be an art exhibition dedicated to ex-girlfriend gifts. So consequently, all of those mix-tapes, sappy love notes and ugly sweater birthday presents that you have received from your former girlfriends didn't go to waste.
London's Southbank Centre, a British art venue, is asking people to donate all their past relationship's mementos for its upcoming exhibition 'Festival of Love.' When you think of love, you probably relate it to people in a happy relationship, but the festival is actually a homage to all types of love, including love of the past.
The exhibition, which will kick-off in June, will also feature 60 pieces from the Museum of Broken Relationships in Zagreb, Croatia. Depending on your current relationship, the art could be really heart-wrenching or entertaining for you.
Ex-Girlfriend Exhibitions
London's Southbank Centre is Putting Your Ex-Girlfriend Gifts on Display
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