As the journal of the Society for Visual Anthropology, a section of the American Anthropological Association, Visual Anthropology Review promotes the discussion of visual studies, broadly conceived. Within its breadth, visual anthropology includes both the study of visual aspects of human of cultural lives and experience and the use of visual techniques and technologies in anthropological research, representation and teaching. The journal highlights innovative forms of ethnographic production and anthropological practice that explore the potentialities of sensory scholarship. The journal welcomes articles, reviews and commentary on the use of multimedia, still photography, film, video, and non-camera generated images, as well as on visual ideologies, Indigenous media, applied visual anthropology, graphic novels, art practice, design dance, architecture, and material culture. We welcome submissions that rethink the meaning of cultural and theoretical visualization.