'Sacred Spaces' exhibit shows the power of Black history with recycled materials

The Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum in Annapolis holds a lot of history, some would even call it a sacred space.
That is also the name of the new exhibit at the historic landmark, "Sacred Spaces."
This will be the debut museum exhibition for mixed media artist Jabari Jefferson. The work is divided between three floors, with the first giving you a personalized look into Jefferson's life.
"Through the material, I'm able to not only talk with the narrative, but I'm able to actually use real objects that our time period utilizes and also deemed obsolete. I use paper collage as a main source. But all the paper I use are from children's book illustrations, because I grew up reading those," Jefferson said.