EDITORIAL OFFICE
ALI
FESER
CO-EDITOR
Ali Feser is a cultural anthropologist and interdisciplinary artist. She was trained at Bard College and the University of Chicago and is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Healthcare at Clarkson University. She is writing a book about the material history of Kodak film, its ecological aftereffects in Rochester, New York, and the erosion of utopian fantasies of the capitalist "good life."
NARGES BAJOGHLI
CO-EDITOR
Narges Bajoghli is an Associate Professor of Anthropology and Middle East Studies the at the Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and co-director of the Rethinking Iran Initiative. Trained as a visual anthropologist NYU’s Culture and Media Program, Her work combines ethnographic research, visual storytelling, and multimedia production, including the documentary film The Skin That Burns (2013), the graphic novella Sanctioned Lives, and the transmedia platform Feminist Futures, to explore media, power, and resistance in global politics.
EUGENIA KISIN
FILM & EXHIBITION
REVIEW EDITOR
Eugenia Kisin is assistant professor of art and society at NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study. A visual anthropologist by training, she teaches classes about contemporary art and environmental justice, with a particular interest in cultures of display. Her forthcoming book, Aesthetics of Repair, considers how Indigenous artists extend ancestral protocols for bringing about just relations between persons, things, and territories in the extractive economies of the Pacific Northwest. Her Museum for Future Fossils project, a scholar's workshop and summer school organized with Kirsty Robertson (Western University), explores curatorial practice in the Anthropocene.
UPDATE SOON
BOOK & ELECTRONIC MEDIA REVIEW EDITOR
UPDATE SOON
DESIGN & EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
ALONSO GAMARRA
CURATORIAL & DESIGN EDITOR
Alonso Gamarra is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Toronto. His research examines the modes of belonging that emerge at the margins of the state, focusing on the experiences of farmers, market workers, and activists in Peru’s southern region of Arequipa, where the country’s neoextractive economy makes social worlds increasingly uncertain.
PAST EDITORS-IN-CHIEF
Lee Douglas Goldsmiths, University of London (2021–24) Darcie DeAngelo UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA (2020–23)
Stephanie Sadre-Orafai UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI (2018–21)
Fiona P. McDonald UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA-OKANAGAN (2019–21)
Rupert Cox UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER (2016–19)
Jenny Chio UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (2015–18)
Mark Westmoreland LEIDEN UNIVERSITY (2013–16)
Brent Luvaas DREXEL UNIVERSITY (2012–15)
Laura Lewis UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON (2007–13)
Liam Buckley JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY (2007–12)
Najwa Adra AUSTRIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES (2004–06)
Andrea Walsh UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA (2004–06)
Peter Biella SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY (2003)
J. David Sapir UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA (1998–2001)
Nancy Lutkehaus UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (1994–97)
Sarah Williams UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO (1993)
Lucien Castiang-Taylor HARVARD UNIVERSITY (1990–94)
UPDATED DECEMBER 30, 2024