海上生明月，天涯共此时。

千年前张九龄写下的那轮明月，如今依然挂在纽约、伦敦、温哥华、柏林、悉尼的夜空，洒落在无数“留下来的人”肩头。

留学与移民，不只是一次决定，而是持续多年的选择与坚持，是签证背后的等待，是语言与文化的夹缝，是家被拆解后重新拼接的模样。

他们的故事，曾被淹没在边缘，却值得被看见。

这是一场为“留下来的人”而设的展览，也是一场面向全球游子的邀请。展览通过表演、影像、绘画、装置、声音与文字，记录他们的挣扎与柔软，孤独与勇气。

首展于纽约 Memor Museum，我们期待将它带往更多城市，让这轮穿越国界的明月，照亮每一个仍在努力留下来的人。

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🎟 开幕夜｜Opening Night Ticket（社交专属票） $60
由 明日实验室 Tomorrow Lab 主办，9月5日将举行本次“留下来的人”展览的开幕式，仅开放50席。本次我们将带来展览导览、现场音乐、香槟葡萄酒与小食，并邀请纽约本地的艺术家、投资人、知名律师、华尔街媒体人、青年创业者与文化策展人齐聚一堂。
这是专为“留下来的人”举办的链接之夜，将为汇聚在身份、创作与命运交汇处等努力前行的人群，共同碰撞思想、链接资源、点亮彼此。
名额有限，售完即止。

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🎟 加场社交夜票 ｜ Saturday Night (5-8PM) Networking in a MuseumTicket $60

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🎟 普通观展票｜General Admission Ticket $15
9月6日至7日，“留下来的人”展览将全面向公众开放。适合希望静心观看展览、独立体验故事的观众。你将走进一段段留学生与新移民的真实叙事，触摸他们身份背后的挣扎、选择与勇气。
这不仅是一场关于“留下来的人”的艺术展览，更是一个以身份为主题的情绪共鸣空间，也是一处安静连接他人的社交场域。没有喧嚣，只有沉默而有力的表达。适合每一个正在为生活寻找出路的人。

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This exhibition is dedicated to those who chose to stay—particularly international students and immigrants who decided to build their lives far from their countries.

In cities like New York, London, Vancouver, Berlin, and Sydney, staying is rarely easy. It is a decision shaped by cultural dislocation, family separation, and the constant act of self-reinvention. Behind each quiet choice lies a story of resilience, uncertainty, and hope.

Through performance, moving images, soundscapes, installations, and words, The Ones Who Stay brings their lived experiences to the forefront—not as background voices, but as central protagonists in the global narrative of migration and belonging.

Premiered at the Memor Museum in New York, this exhibition will continue to travel—to cities where these stories are still unfolding.

Visibility is not ornament. It is a form of power.

🎟 Opening Night Admission: $60
Hosted by Tomorrow Lab on September 5, this exclusive opening night includes a guided tour, live music, wine, snacks, and networking. Only 50 spots are available. You'll meet NYC-based artists, investors, lawyers, media, entrepreneurs, and curators — all gathering to share ideas and connect.

🎟 Saturday Night (5-8PM) Networking in a MuseumTicket $60
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🎟 General Admission: $15
On September 6–7, the exhibition opens to the public. It’s for anyone who wants to quietly explore real stories of international students and immigrants. This is more than just an art show — it’s an emotional space for reflection, identity, and quiet connection.

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