Tulsa Review is a magazine with a longstanding commitment to visual art, and its general submissions for 2027 offer an opportunity for artists to have a single image considered for publication. The review operates without a submission fee, ensuring that financial barriers do not preclude entry. The magazine's editorial stance is one of discernment: it seeks work that is resolved, intentional, and capable of standing alone as a published image. The submission guidelines are precise. Files must be .JPG or .PNG and under 1 MB; the image submitted is the image that will be published if selected. Only one submission per artist is permitted in this category, and multiple entries will be rejected. The review reads blindly, so artists must not include their name in the work or its file name. These constraints are not arbitrary; they reflect a curatorial approach that values clarity, economy, and the primacy of the visual object. What the magazine offers is publication, not a prize or exhibition. The reward is placement in a respected periodical with a readership attentive to contemporary visual practice. The selection process is competitive, and the blind review ensures that each image is evaluated on its own terms. Artists should consider this call as an invitation to present a single, self-sufficient work that can withstand the scrutiny of an editorial jury.