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Alexia Laferté-Coutu and Jessica Williams: Between Two Eternities

Projet Pangée, Montreal

January 19–March 2, 2019

Textured glass pieces laid out like the remnants of a whale’s vertebrae summon the memory of a childhood trip to the museum. Moody figures painted in jewel tones recall a teenager decorating her binder and the incredible focus required to make Sharpie lines look thin. In Projet Pangée’s recent show , mid-size sculptural glassworks by Alexia Laferté-Coutu (Montreal) are put in dialogue with Day-Glo-dotted portraits and vignette paintings by Jessica Williams (Los Angeles). The result is an intermedia commentary on preserving—and actively recalling—personal

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