Kinfolk – Issue 61: The Play Issue

Kinfolk is a quarterly lifestyle magazine covering design, interiors, culture, fashion, food, travel and quality of life through calm photography, thoughtful writing and a highly refined editorial style.

Issue 61: The Play Issue examines play as a way to move through adulthood with more joy, curiosity and wonder. The issue explores how adults can rediscover their own play type, includes five games devised and demonstrated by artist Carsten Höller, visits architect John Outram’s Sphinx Hill, and features a fashion editorial on creative flow, alongside an interview with alternative K-pop group Balming Tiger.

Also inside: a conversation with the National Institute for Play, Faye Toogood at work, Pina Bausch’s original Kontakthof dancers, NBA player Kyle Kuzma, playwright Sanaz Toossi, musician Dua Saleh, a dispatch from Puerto Rico, food stories on rice and figs, plus pieces on board-game design, video-game writing, prediction betting, massage, improvisation and the appeal of pointless pursuits.

About Kinfolk
Founded in 2011, Kinfolk has become one of the defining independent lifestyle magazines of the past decade. Its world is built around understated aesthetics, interiors, art, design, homes, slow living, fashion, food and creative lives — less as a trend report, more as a carefully composed way of looking at contemporary life.