What Remains

25/11/2025

Código QR de la música principal de LA TRENZA compuesta por Julio Morales para Lo Que Permanece.

QR code for the main musical piece of LA TRENZA composed by Julio Morales for What Remains.

25/11/2025

Apertura de la exposición MIGRANTES en el Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey en donde Julio Morales compositor y creador de toda la música de WHAT REMAINS presentó los audios creados para la instalación de LA TRENZA. Gracias Julio!

22/11/2025

Adriana Álvarez presenting her work on“Trust and Belonging” at the Annual Meeting sessions today. Such profound work that reaches vulnerable children with immigrant backgrounds in the United States. We are so proud to be a part of the possibility and action through the and .art

22/11/2025

20/11/2025

A few months ago, we applied to the American Association of Anthropologists Annual Meeting with the intention of opening a window into What Remains. We are honored to be selected as part of the Art Installations to be shown at the Annual Meeting in New Orleans. This time the exhibition focuses on the academic aspect of What Remains and the multimodal research developed by Adriana Alvarez from the University of Colorado in Denver that explores invisible borders, trust, belonging and education. It is an honor to carry and share so many powerful stories of migration that have come together in a piece that has transformed and taken shape with us over the years. We are honored to be here and connect with a community that we truly admire.

04/11/2025

We are so honored to be selected for under shortlist of the “EXHIBITION OF THE YEAR AWARD” by the in Canada for our exhibition WHAT REMAINS at the in 2024. We are so happy and already feel grateful for the amazing team we got to work with .art_ and all the gallerie’s talented team who treated our work with such respect. On December 1st we will hear the winners during the award ceremony in Ontario Canada. 🍁 we will keep you posted!

17/10/2025

Today’s the final day of El Paso Giving Day! We’re so thankful for your support. Please consider donating today to help us reach our goal! 🏈

17/10/2025

Today’s the last day of El Paso Giving Day! We’re so thankful for your support. Please consider donating to help us reach our goal! 🏈

16/10/2025

TODAY is El Paso Giving Day and your generosity becomes part of our story!

Thanks to your past donations, we have been able to expand to new and stronger grounds — through art, education, and community engagement — and TODAY we need your continued support to make the next year of activities a reality.

WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL FOR YOUR SUPPORT, FOR DONATING PLEASE FOLLOW THE LINK IN BIO 🙏🏼🤍

14/10/2025

WE ARE READY FOR on October 16! 💛

This past year has been truly inspiring. Thanks to your support and encouragement, What Remains has reached new horizons — exhibited at and , accompanied by art talks, presentations, and collaborations with several Institutions and Universities.

We’re now expanding to new and stronger grounds — through art, education, and community engagement — and we need your continued support to make it happen.

✨ We want to express our deep gratitude to everyone who has believed in and uplifted What Remains. You’ve been part of this project since the beginning, and your presence has made it all possible. ✨

THE BIG NEWS! 🚨
What Remains has just been accepted by the American Anthropological Association to be presented during their Annual Meeting this November in New Orleans!

Afterward, we’ll be bringing the exhibition to Tecnológico de Monterrey across four campuses — Monterrey, CDMX, Guadalajara, and Querétaro — so students can experience this vital work.

In December, we’ll welcome the Social Impact Program from Dartmouth College to El Paso, continuing our collaboration. And looking ahead to 2026–2027, What Remains will travel to Oaxaca and Guatemala.

With our deepest gratitude for your support, we’re ready to continue translating awareness into practices and actions of solidarity and support for those who endeavor in the global and timeless phenomenon of migration. 💫

12/03/2025

Planning new exhibition in so happy to be back to where it all started, the border of Ciudad Juárez and El Paso, our hometown. @