An Exhibition of Michael Jackson Memorabilia in Moscow

An exhibition of photos taken by Henry Leutwyler (Henry Leutwyler) from Michael Jackson’s memorabilia in Neverland will open today at the Pobeda Gallery (Victory) in the city of Moscow.

The organizer of the exhibition has described it as: “A window into the inner world of the man who conquered the heaven of music.”

This is the first time such an exhibition has been held in Russia, so that it can introduce the people in that region to what goes beyond Michael Jackson’s music, dance, and singing.

In the press release announcing the exhibition, it says: “For the first time, Russia can watch what lies beyond the hidden side of magnificent shows and the videos that cost millions of dollars to produce. By breaking the media myth, Leutwyler depicts a human being in his photographs.”

Leutwyler took these photos two years ago, when the Neverland contents were going to be auctioned. The auction was canceled, but the separated items from Michael’s legendary land, Neverland, ended up in storage.

Leutwyler said: “Michael sacrificed his childhood to music and his talent. Neverland is a monument he built in honor of his lost childhood.”

Source: eMJey.com / Rianovosti