Place is a magazine that positions itself at the intersection of diverse creative disciplines, seeking work that engages with notions of place—whether geographic, psychological, or conceptual. The publication's broad remit encompasses text, image, sound, and moving image, suggesting a curatorial vision that values cross-disciplinary dialogue and the ways in which location and displacement inform artistic practice. With a global orientation, Place welcomes submissions from practitioners worldwide, without restriction to a particular region or career stage. The absence of a submission fee underscores a commitment to accessibility, allowing artists and writers to present work without financial barrier. While the magazine does not specify a deadline, it maintains an open call for submissions, indicating a rolling review process. The magazine's inclusion of translation, hybrid, and digital art alongside traditional literary and visual forms signals an interest in work that resists easy categorization. Artists and writers are invited to submit work that interrogates the meaning of place in contemporary life, whether through narrative, image, sound, or experimental media.