In cooperation with representatives from various indigenous groups from the north-west of the US and Canada, the American Museum of Natural History in New York has completely overhauled its exhibition rooms about their history. “Indigenous peoples and museums have not always had the best of relationships,” Morgan Guerin, co-curator and representative of the Musqueam Indigenous People, said during a preview of the revamped Northwest Coast Hall, set to open on May 13. “But here it was a completely different story.” The Northwest Coast Hall opened its doors in 1899 as the first exhibition hall of…