“Tell Clyfford I Said ‘Hi’”: An Exhibition Curated by Children of the Colville Confederated Tribes at the Clyfford Still Museum highlights the perspectives of Colville youth on Still’s depictions of their home, as well as the artist’s abstract works. “Deep collaboration with communities brings vital new context to our understanding of Clyfford Still’s artwork, advancing the museum’s potential to facilitate a shared, richer view of history,” said Bailey Placzek, the museum’s curator of collections. “Tell Clyfford is a result of Tribal leaders’ desire for the Still Museum to collaborate with Tribal youth on an exhibition,” said Nicole Cromartie, the museum’s director of learning and engagement. Designed to display Still’s art, the Clyfford Still Museum in Denver, Colorado, is home to approximately 3,125 pieces, representing 93% of his lifetime of work. At the Still, visitors will find a world-class collection gifted to Denver, award-winning architecture, and opportunities to explore creativity.