Minjae Kim’s inaugural solo exhibition, “I Was Evening All Afternoon” comprises seating, case pieces, lighting, and objets rendered from a material palette that deftly mixes solid woods, bamboo, fiberglass, ceramic, plaster, lacquer, raw canvas, pomegranate-dyed silk, and—importantly, vitally—a pair of gourds. A catalog accompanying the exhibition features a beautiful essay by Kim’s friend and colleague, the writer Su Wu, in which a quote from Wallace Stevens casually volleyed by Wu happily and inadvertently provides the architect-turned-furniture-maker with the title for the self-same exhibition. Visit Minjae’s debut exhibition through the end of August.

New paintings from Joey Cocciardi’s summer-appropriate ‘Bathers’ series are situated as a browsable archive atop and amidst a resin console (2016 / 2021) by Ross Hansen. Overlapping graduates of Michigan’s esteemed Cranbrook Academy—Hansen in 2011 and Cocciardi in 2012—the Los Angeles-based artists recently connected over processes and materials common to their divergent and nevertheless harmonious outputs. Be in touch for more information about either artist’s work(s).