Garrett Bradley is an artist and filmmaker. Her Academy Award–nominated documentary Time (2020) was nominated for over 57 awards and won a Peabody Award as well as Best Director at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, making her the first Black woman to win Best Director. Her debut feature was included in President Barack Obama’s “Favorite Films list,” as well as Time's “25 Defining Works of the Black Renaissance” and their annual “Best 100 Films of the Century.”

• Contents9 Introduction, Ossian Ward13 Filmography: 2001-22, Garret Bradley128 Back to Black: Lime Kiln Club Field Day, Ashley Clark138 In a (Not So) Silent Way: Listening Past Black Visuality in Symbiopsychotaxiplasm, Charles P Linscott162 The Art of Nonfiction No. 1, Joan Didion in conversation with Hilton Als186 Citizen: An American Lyric, Claudia Rankine196 Garrett Bradley in conversation with Huey Copeland210 Godmother’s Rules, Valerie Boyd228 Color Struck, A Play in Four Scenes, Zora Neale Hurston240 Rest Notes: On Black Sleep Aesthetics, Josie Roland Hudson260 Garrett Bradley in conversation with Tyler Mitchell270 Trauma, Time Theft, and the Captive Maternal, Joy James280 Time in the Mind, Doreen St. Felix288 Garrett Bradley in conversation with Suzanne McClelland300 Glitch Ghosts, Legacy Russell306 Garrett Bradley in conversation with Linda Goode Bryant and Arthur Jafa318 Killer of Sheep, Jeffrey Skoller332 The Capacities of Waiting, Kevin Quashie352 Garrett Bradley in conversation with Alexandra Bell366 Filmography credits368 Image credits370 Text credits371 Contributor biographies

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