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Sacred Spaces Exhibition Catalog
Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum
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The Sacred Spaces exhibition catalog serves as a rich companion to Jabari Jefferson's debut museum exhibition. The volume features seven essays by esteemed scholars, curators, and cultural preservationists that explore themes of memory, preservation, spirituality, and the resilience of Black cultural traditions. Together, these contributions illuminate the ways Jefferson's work engages with histories of community, loss, and renewal, while also situating his practice within broader conversations on African American heritage and identity.

Complementing these essays is an in-depth interview with the artist, offering readers a personal window into Jefferson's creative process, influences, and vision for the future of sacred Black spaces. The catalog is further brought to life with vibrant photographs of Jefferson's artworks, striking installation views from the exhibition, and archival images drawn from the museum's collection that contextualize the show within a longer legacy of cultural preservation.

Contributors include: Kali-Ashet Amen, Ph.D, Martina Dodd, Stevenson A. Dunn, Clare Gemima, Chanel C. Johnson, Taylor Means, Jaelon Moaney, and teddy raShaan, Ph.D.

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