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Kent Barrett was born in Manitoba in 1952 and raised in Toronto Canada. He moved to Newfoundland in the 1970s to work with Dudley Cox's Newfoundland Traveling Theatre Company. For the next fifteen years Barrett worked with many of Newfoundland’s brightest stars of stage and screen. Through his long association with the arts in Newfoundland, he has amassed an impressive document of the music, theatre and arts scene in the province he calls home.
During the 80s Barrett taught advanced darkroom techniques at the MUN Extension Arts and worked extensively with Manfred Buchheit on 19th century printing techniques. Barrett's work carried over to the electronic realm in the late 80s and he served as photo editor for the International Teletimes, an electronically distributed publication launched on private networks predating the internet. Barrett is recognized as a master printer and his works have been exhibited in galleries from St. John's Newfoundland to Victoria BC and are found in many private collections.

Floral #2

2007
archival pigment print
28 * 38 cm

Bonne Bay

2007
archival pigment on cotton rag
28*44 cm

Oranges

2007
archival pigment on cotton rag
28*38

The Cemetery In Winter

2008
archival pigment on cotton rag
28 *38 cm

Waterfall at Evening

2008
archival pigment on cotton rag
28 *38 cm

Silent Light

2008
archival pigment print
28 *38 cm

Signal Hill In Fog

2008
archival pigment on cotton rag
28 *38 cm