News & Events

Exhibitions, Press & Archive

The collection is on permanent view at LEDI Center in Jersey City. For visiting details, current programming, and field trips, visit ledicenter.com.

See LEDI in Person

Painting: Tema Schneiderman by Lauren Bergman

Jersey City, New Jersey · Permanent Home

LEDI Center

The collection now has a permanent home. LEDI Center is a full-time immersive exhibit, museum, and education initiative built around these works.

888 Newark Ave, Suite 556, Jersey City, NJ 07306
inside Mana Contemporary
Open Monday–Friday, 11 AM–4 PM
(917) 400-6497

Plan your visit at ledicenter.com →

Bring LEDI to Your Community

Interested in bringing the Lives Eliminated, Dreams Illuminated experience to your school, museum, or organization? Contact us for more information.

News & Press

Dr. David M. Milch

The Giving Report

Interview: Philanthropist Dr. David Milch on Using Art as Holocaust Education

Dr. Milch is interviewed at The Giving Report.

Read the interview →

WBZ News, Boston

Brandeis University hosts exhibit of paintings of girls and women killed in the Holocaust

WBZ News in Boston features the LEDI exhibition at Brandeis University, including a short interview with Lusia Milch.

GBH News, Boston

LEDI Featured on GBH News

Lives Eliminated, Dreams Illuminated was featured in an article and audio segment on WGBH News in Boston.

Past Exhibitions

Jacksonville, Florida · Closed

Ritz Theatre and Museum

LEDI was exhibited at the Ritz Theatre and Museum through June 2026.

Waltham, Massachusetts

Brandeis University

An exhibition of the collection at Brandeis University, covered by WBZ News and GBH News in Boston.

Event Archive

UJA-JCC of Greenwich, Connecticut

A Remembrance of Future Stories

On Wednesday, January 27th, Dr. David M. Milch led a panel discussion on the works of “Lives Eliminated, Dreams Illuminated.” Participants included artist Lauren Bergman and composer Ella Milch-Sheriff, as well as a visit from two special guests. The event was sponsored by Bruce and Lois Zenkel and the David M. Milch Foundation.

A Remembrance of Future StoriesUJA-JCC of Greenwich