Journal of Visual Culture is an international refereed journal that welcomes compelling, critically engaged contributions that explore and expand trans-disciplinary global visual cultures.
Two series of landscape images shaped by seemingly discrete historical events from Lithuanian and Palestinian contexts offer hopeful glimpses of futures interconnected.
An interview with the artist and the curator behind the project "The heart of a giraffe in captivity is twelve kilos lighter" (Venice Biennale 2024) on the legacies of colonialism, human-animal relations and the transformative potential of art and education.
The International Association for Visual Culture and the Journal of Visual Culture invite submissions for the Early Career Researcher Prize. Current doctoral students and recent PhDs (within 5 years of degree) may submit original, unpublished essays on any topic related to visual culture. The prize-winning essay/s will be considered for publication in the journal, pending revisions advised by the committee and the journal’s editorial collective.