🔥 NOW OPEN: Jeffrey Gibson’s immersive installation “They Come From Fire” is on view on the exterior windows and inside the Schnitzer Sculpture Court. On the windows, Gibson (@jeffrune) Indigenizes the Museum through color, design, and text with “TIMELINE.” The selection of moments foregrounds the history of the region that impacted Native people for over 200 years. Inside, the artist worked with @bullseye__studio on 12 suspended glass panels. These evoke protest posters and project color and light onto a wall of photo portraits that raise up Indigenous, BIPOC, LGBTQ+ artists and community members. “They Come From Fire” was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the National Endowment for the Arts (@neaarts). Through February 26. [ID: 6 color installation photos. 1. 12 hanging patterned glass panels with cursive messages dramatically lit. 2. Another view of 12 patterned glass panels with light and color streaming onto photo wall. 3. Exterior of brick building with colorful patterned squares in windows. 4. Closeup of colorful patterned squares with text. 5. Magenta and yellow plaid light pattern projects onto b&w photos of people. 6. Blue, yellow, orange, red arc light pattern projects onto b&w photos of people.]