Jill Pangallo does Happy Go Sad at DiverseWorks
In her latest multimedia, persona-based performance, Jill Pangallo re-creates the compound and often-incongruous roles that people perform on a daily basis. Pangallo’s detailed, nuanced portraits oscillate between emotional and emotive polarities—funny and serious, happy and sad, tribute and observation—and endeavor to highlight what she believes to be an epidemic of denial and lack of self-awareness, both on a personal and public level. “Pangallo’s work is smart, funny, highly original and kinda creepy.” Glasstire
Jill Pangallo at DiverseWorks, photo courtesy of Michelle Lanter
Jill Pangallo at DiverseWorks, photo courtesy of Michelle Lanter
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