<div>In partnership with<strong> Bravo’s A Night With My Ex, the Museum of Broken Relationships</strong> will soon unveil its first New York City exhibition<strong>. </strong>From poignant to playful, the selected objects and their stories will be on display at a pop-up installation in the Flatiron Plaza <strong>from Sunday July 16 to Monday July 17.</strong></div>

Sailing to NYC

<div>As 2024 comes to a close, we at the Museum of Broken Relationships are reflecting on an incredible year of growth, connection, and storytelling.<br>This year has been filled with new beginnings, heartfelt contributions, and countless moments of shared humanity.<br>Here’s a look back at the highlights:</div><div><br><strong>Expanding Our Permanent Home</strong></div><div>In addition to our beloved permanent location in Zagreb, Croatia, we opened a second permanent museum in Chiang Mai, Thailand! This milestone brings our mission to a new corner of the world, inviting visitors from Southeast Asia and beyond to explore the universal stories of heartbreak and resilience.</div><div><br><strong>Traveling the World<br></strong>Our message of connection transcended borders through three traveling exhibitions this year.&nbsp;<br>We brought the Museum of Broken Relationships to:</div><ul><li><strong>Podgorica, Montenegro</strong></li><li><strong>Belgrade, Serbia</strong></li><li><strong>Sardinia, Italy</strong></li></ul><div><br>Each location provided a unique cultural lens through which visitors engaged with the items and stories on display.</div><div><br><strong>A Growing Collection of Heartfelt Stories<br></strong>Our museum is built on the generosity and courage of people worldwide who donate objects symbolizing their broken relationships. This year, we received <strong>173 new donations</strong>, bringing our total collection to over <strong>3,600 objects</strong>. From romantic breakups to friendships lost, family estrangements, and other poignant moments, these contributions continue to honor the complexity of human relationships.</div><div><br><strong>Welcoming Visitors from Across the Globe<br></strong>In 2023, more than <strong>111,000 visitors</strong> experienced our exhibitions in Zagreb and Chiang Mai, exploring the personal stories behind the objects, fostering empathy and understanding in a truly unique way.</div><div>Currently, our Zagreb location features <strong>85 items</strong>, while our new Chiang Mai museum showcases <strong>58 items</strong>. Each object—be it a bicyle, a dress, or something unexpected—has a story to tell, connecting us through shared emotions.</div><div><br><strong>Looking Ahead<br></strong>2025 marks 15 years since the Museum first opened its doors. To celebrate this milestone, we are planning some exciting events and collaborations. At the same time, we remain committed to growing our collection and reaching new audiences and we’re excited to continue building bridges between people, one story at a time.<br><br></div><div>We’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who donated, visited, or supported us this year.&nbsp;<br>Your stories and presence make the Museum of Broken Relationships a global community of connection and healing.</div><div><br><strong>Stay Connected<br></strong>If you’re inspired to share your story, consider donating an object to our collection. Or, plan your visit to Zagreb or Chiang Mai to experience these stories in person.</div><div><a href="https://www.brokenships.com/visit"><strong>Visit us in Zagreb or Chiang Mai</strong></a> | <a href="https://www.brokenships.com/?open=contribute&amp;selectedMuseumId=336a69c0-97d5-4653-92a1-46683df89832"><strong>Donate an Object</strong></a> | <a href="https://www.instagram.com/brokenships/"><strong>Stay connected on Social Media&nbsp;</strong></a></div>

Year in Review: A Memorable 2024 at the Museum of Broken Relationships

No one says it better than Taylor 

„ And maybe we got lost in translation
Maybe I asked for too much
But maybe this thing was a masterpiece 'til you tore it all up
Running scared, I was there
I remember it all too well
And you call me up again just to break me like a promise
So casually cruel in the name of being honest
I'm a crumpled up piece of paper lying here
'Cause I remember it all, all, all
Too well“

All too well

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