In the short time artist Shohei Katayama has opened his studio as a gallery space (recently named ThinkBox Contemporary), he has shown a number of young creatives. The current exhibitor is Andrew Cozzens, whose multi-media exhibition is based on color and time. “Just as technology and industry have altered our perception of time, it has concurrently structured our way of seeing color,” states Cozzens. “Color, like time, used to be a means of connecting to and understanding the world around us. Now … color is beginning to be identified according to [its] practical use …“ While the gallery is usually open only by appointment, Katayama and Cozzens are hosting a closing reception on Friday, July 10 from 7–10 p.m.