Browning Presents!, the Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities, and the Shaw Gallery at Weber State University are thrilled to welcome experimental composer, sonic architect, performance artist and visual media artist Guillermo Galindo to the Val A. Browning Center for Performing Arts for an immersive musical performance. Using objects found along the border between the United States and Mexico, Galindo creates symphonies and soundscapes exploring themes of displacement, migration and culture. (This performance is in conjunction with the exhibition Vida, Muerte, Justicia | Life, Death, Justice: Latin American and Latinx Art for the 21st Century, co-hosted by Ogden Contemporary Arts and the Shaw Gallery, and co-curated by Jorge Rojas, and WSU art history professor María del Mar González-González).