ブルックリン美術館のインスタグラム(brooklynmuseum) - 11月15日 23時47分

To create the installation that first greets visitors to the exhibition “When Fire Is Applied to a Stone It Cracks”, Jeffrey Gibson (@jeffrune) invited the artist John 'Little Sun' Murie (@john.murie), Pawnee and Cree, to create moccasins for The Dying Indian, a 20th-century sculpture by the non-Native artist Charles Cary Rumsey. Both the moccasins and the colorful mural behind them include the words I'M GONNA RUN WITH EVERY MINUTE I CAN BORROW, modified lyrics from a 1971 song by Roberta Flack. Gibson has described himself as a kind of visual DJ, blending music, American history, and contemporary art in ways that challenge expectations and perceptions of Native American art and identity.⁠ #jeffreygibsonbkm
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In observance of #NativeAmericanHeritage Month, this November we’ll be exploring the themes of the exhibition When Fire Is Applied to a Stone It Cracks, with commentary from both Gibson and historian Dr. Christian Ayne Crouch.⁠⠀
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Video by @as_norskov, Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo Video Fellow⁠, produced by @raerachell

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