
Playground #4 2025
Playground is the magazine that dares to explore, question, and re-envision the creative industries. Through thought-provoking essays, reports, and bold, honest conversations, itâs where curiosity meets play and inspiration. Packed full of smart insights and egoless advice, Playground is a must-read for those working in, or curious about, Europeâs vibrant creative and cultural sectors.
About Issue 4
Inside, youâll find:
- An expanded State of the creative industries report, built on original data and insights
- Essays examining the creative exchange â from the value of home and paying it forward to pitches and money
- A deep dive into the world of notebooks, revealing how our tools shape the way we think, write, and make
- Conversations with creatives: DJ and producer Axel Boman on intuition and improvisation; Julie Joliat on turning stationery into self-expression; and architects and artists on play and experimentation
- Plus, more Play â a new community board, prompts, and âplay breaksâ that invite readers to think along the way
Across essays, data, and dialogue, Issue 4 reflects on the invisible economy that powers creativity, asking what it takes to keep it fair, connected, and alive, and how experimentation and play move things forward.
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Description
Playground is the magazine that dares to explore, question, and re-envision the creative industries. Through thought-provoking essays, reports, and bold, honest conversations, itâs where curiosity meets play and inspiration. Packed full of smart insights and egoless advice, Playground is a must-read for those working in, or curious about, Europeâs vibrant creative and cultural sectors.
About Issue 4
Inside, youâll find:
- An expanded State of the creative industries report, built on original data and insights
- Essays examining the creative exchange â from the value of home and paying it forward to pitches and money
- A deep dive into the world of notebooks, revealing how our tools shape the way we think, write, and make
- Conversations with creatives: DJ and producer Axel Boman on intuition and improvisation; Julie Joliat on turning stationery into self-expression; and architects and artists on play and experimentation
- Plus, more Play â a new community board, prompts, and âplay breaksâ that invite readers to think along the way
Across essays, data, and dialogue, Issue 4 reflects on the invisible economy that powers creativity, asking what it takes to keep it fair, connected, and alive, and how experimentation and play move things forward.











