Secret Selfies emerged from a commission project hosted by Dustin Harvey and Sarah Moore between 2014-2016 and produced by XOST. The appeal of selfies comes from their association with social networking. We intend to entice strangers deeper into the world of an ‘other,’ helping us find ways to forge kinder and gentler methods of inhibiting social space. XOST develops projects that speak both to us and others about the beauty found in a shared experience. Please enjoy.
Secret Selfies
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Secret Selfies emerged from a commission project hosted by Dustin Harvey and Sarah Moore between 2014-2016 and produced by XOST. The appeal of selfies comes from their association with social networking. We intend to entice strangers deeper into the world of an ‘other,’ helping us find ways to forge kinder and gentler methods of inhibiting social space. XOST develops projects that speak both to us and others about the beauty found in a shared experience. Please enjoy.
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July 13, 2020
S3E1 Essay by Michael Lake
<p>An essay about self-portraits. Welcome to season three.</p> <p>Michael is an artist based in Musquodoboit Harbour, Nova Scotia.</p>
July 13, 2020
S3E2: untitled by Ben Gallager
<p>My past artistic work has primarily been poetry and essays, as well as collaborative sculptural installations. The underlying principle of these works was an attempt to create art that is hospitable. Two years ago my partner was killed, and since then my work has been shaped instead by grief. This has taken the form of various rituals, and the collecting of sacred objects, in addition to writing. I would like to create an audio selfie that investigates the connections between ritual and loss. What is the texture of repetition, what accumulates in an attempt to reconcile ourselves to absence?</p> <p>Ben is a poet living in Halifax.</p>
July 13, 2020
S3E3: vega / altair / deneb by Colleen MacIsaac
<p>How can we cultivate selflessness in what we create? Is the act of creating inherently an act of selfishness? Is everything we make secretly a selfie of some kind? If selfies are our own perspectives on ourselves, does it become an incubator or an echo chamber? How can we create work that moves our world forward, that connects to other people and provides some sort of opportunity for change? How do we make something personal that reaches out, work that is true to ourselves without becoming self-indulgent?</p> <p>Colleen is an Albertan-<strong>born</strong> artist now based in Halifax, Nova Scotia.</p>
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