The work of multidisciplinary artist J. Yolande Daniels explores the fraught relationship between race, power, and time, as well as how these concepts shape the built environment. Her first solo exhibition, To A Future Space-Time, guides visitors through a fluid mapping of the ways Black people have created their own space-time coordinates, their own measures of distance, and their own cartographic possibilities, without negotiating with the colonizer—without his customs or clock. Join Zion Estrada, exhibition curator, interdisciplinary artist-researcher, and founder of Black Discourse, and Daniels as they discuss the formation of this exhibition.