We are honoured to join Athanasia Tziona in the co-delivery of the workshop 'The Art of Mapping and Countermapping', organised by WALC - Walking Arts and Local Communities.  All info here.Read more »

Anima Loci: Journal of Images in Places, is pleased to announce its collaboration with Walking Arts & Local Communities (WALC), an artistic cooperation project co-funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe programme. Founded in January 2024 and running for four years, WALC brings together artists, researchers, and cultural organisations working with... Read more »

This past June, we were guests on La Rivista, a programme on Swiss Italian radio (RSI) dedicated to exploring the great variety of cultural, literary, and geopolitical magazines from Switzerland, Italy, and beyond. In conversation with Daniel Bilenko, we talked about what drives Anima Loci, how we look at places,... Read more »

Honoured to be part of Landscape That Speaks, an international conference held at the Porto Faculty of Fine Arts, Porto. 6 and 7 December 2023. Read more here. This cover image is from Raz Talhar's contribution to Anima Loci Reclamations.Read more »

In October 2023 we published Dario Li Gioi’s Lake Bullicante and the Anarchy of Nature, a short photo-essay documenting an incredible pocket of wilderness that appeared in the heart of Rome after a construction company’s excavations for a shopping centre went wrong. The struggle to keep the area as it... Read more »

Honoured to be part of this great symposium organised by Manchester Metropolitan University, with a talk on the contemporary social role of the WWII relics scattered across the Venetian lagoon, together with Filippo Vogliazzo.Read more »

Nice! Anima Loci is taking part in the conference Margins and Forgotten Places, held at the University of Verona. 17-19 May 2021.Read more »

Italian readers! We’re glad to have been interviewed by A Nord Est di Che, a magazine exploring contemporary Italian identity through the lens of migration, travel, and global exchange. We love their ethos. The interview was conducted by Giulio Todescan. You can read the interview here.Read more »