Design and Architecture
The Museum of Broken Relationships
The mementos of broken relationships usually sit in a dusty closet. So what happens when someone decides to collect them and display them to the public? Meet Alexis Hyde, director of the new Los Angeles Museum of Broken Relationships, on Hollywood Boulevard.
By Frances Anderton • • 1 min readThe mementos of broken relationships usually sit in a dusty closet. So what happens when someone decides to collect them and display them to the public? Meet Alexis Hyde, director of the new Los Angeles Museum of Broken Relationships, on Hollywood Boulevard. She curates a space filled with the crowd-sourced totems of heartbreak, sprung from all sorts of relationships: romantic, familial or platonic.
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