If you're a fan of zines, you should definitely check out Feels.
Feels delves into the earnest and raw expression of emotions, presenting feelings—our own and those of others—for you to absorb, digest, and connect with.
For their January issue--centred on Disability--you can expect to read about the following:
Companionship with an old, tough-as-nails cat. A set of glow-in-the-dark stars on a childhood bedroom ceiling. The art of networking with a mask. A hospital chapel. A theatre; backstage. Exploring art practices. Love. Joy. Laughter. Desire. Spoons. Interviews with jes sachse on the art world, community, and ageing in a disabled body, and Seán Kinsella on the impact of colonialism on Disability, meaningful representation, and celebrating pleasure.
Scrolling through the names of contributors for this issue, I noticed that there are a lot of wonderful artists featured, including Creative Connector member Andrew Heule (musician and performer extraordinaire)!
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