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Winnipeg: Kiss & tell all

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“You know when you were a kid and you wouldn’t think twice about saying something, or creating something, without hesitation? Well I guess my inspiration was to re-connect with the eternal child within and just get back to the heart and create!”

Sula Johnson, a second year creative communications student at Red River College is talking about the inspiration behind her zine, Kiss & Tell. “I wanted to create a space for people to just ‘put it all out there’ and express themselves,” she explains. “Each zine has a common area where people share fantasies, wishes, fears or desires as these are the emotions we all feel as humans.”

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With five issues under her belt, Johnson decided to celebrate her creation this past February, pairing up with Winnipeg party experts A Fine Mess and Lovelife Productions to orchestrate Triple Threat, an amazing night of performances complete with acrobatics, magic, dancing, acting, music and spoken word.

“I thought a vaudeville style show would be the equivalent of a live zine,” she says of the party. “I really wanted to create a certain esthetic, with velvet curtains and a burlesque, dirty ’30s vibe.”

To get your hands on a copy of Kiss & Tell, or want to find out more, drop Johnson a line at kissandtellzine@gmail.com. 

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