"The display showcases the creations of artists Alexander and Anna Messerer"
The Messerer family, renowned for their contributions to national culture spanning four generations, have opened their doors to the public with the exhibition 'The House of Messerers'. The exhibition, located at the Belyaevo gallery, showcases their home near the 'Michurinsky' station, which serves as a residence, an art gallery, and a testament to their unique spirit.
The Messerers' home, transformed into a gallery, is a specific residence filled with exhibition halls. It represents a miracle for the family, who had almost given up hope of owning a home but eventually became its proud owners. The home near Ferapontovo was the first home purchased by Sasha and Anna Messerer, marking the beginning of a legacy that continues to this day.
The founders of the Messerer family in the exhibition are Asaf Messerer, a ballet choreographer, and his wife, Anel Sudakevich, a theater artist and former silent cinema star. Asaf's niece, Maya Plisetskaya, and Boris's second wife, Bella Akhmadulina, are also notable figures in the exhibition. Boris Messerer, a famous theater artist, is part of the second generation of the Messerer family in the exhibition.
The Messerer family's home, 'The Garden', is a place where they exhibit art that reflects their spirit. Their children, Nina, Borya, Sasha, Sonya, are also painters in the exhibition, adding a personal touch to the showcase. The gallery 'The Garden' is located within the Messerer family's home, providing visitors with an intimate look into their lives and art.
The exhibition 'Artistic Dynasties' was opened by the curator Dmitry Butkevich, offering a glimpse into the lives and works of the Messerer family. The home in the exhibition was turned into a gallery by the Messerer family after they became its owners, creating a space that is both a home and a gallery.
For the Messerer family, a home is not just a physical structure but a metaphysical and spiritual concept. The home near the 'Michurinsky' station houses the entire Messerer family, friends, and relatives, making it a vibrant and lively space that reflects the family's essence. The exhibition 'The House of Messerers' embodies this immaterial entity, providing a unique and enriching experience for all who visit.
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