‘We feel the love’: Epstein survivors overwhelmed by messages of support at pop-up art exhibition
Summary
A traveling exhibition of investigative files on Jeffrey Epstein includes a space where visitors can leave messages for survivors. Survivors Danielle Bensky and Liz Stein say the messages and visitors’ support have helped them feel seen and believed as they continue to seek accountability.Key Facts
- The exhibition, called The Donald J Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room, first opened in a New York City gallery in May.
- The Institute for Primary Facts organized the exhibition, which displays Epstein investigative files.
- Visitors can leave written messages and drawings on corkboards in the exhibition’s final room.
- Danielle Bensky said the boards filled with notes within about a week of the exhibition opening to the public.
- Liz Stein said messages filled much of the lower level of the first installation.
- Epstein was arrested in 2019 on charges involving the sexual abuse of teenage girls and died by suicide in jail.
- Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted of luring teenage girls into Epstein’s orbit.
- Survivors have called for greater transparency and legal action against other people involved in their abuse.
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