Jenna E. Garrett

Human Debris: Interview with Jeremy Underwood

Jenna E. GarrettPhotographyJuly 29, 2013March 24, 2016

Texas-based photographer Jeremy Underwood tries to make a positive mark on the world with his sculptures of other people’s trash.

Interview: Photographer Alex Veledzimovich

Jenna E. GarrettPhotographyJuly 9, 2013March 24, 2016

POSI+TIVE speaks with Alex Veledzimovich, a photographer living and working in Vitebsk, Belarus.

Arnau Oriol: "Commuters"

Jenna E. GarrettPhotographyMay 6, 2013May 10, 2014

Spanish documentary photographer Arnau Oriol captures the fleeting faces of his daily London commute.

Future Memories: Photographs by William Broadhurst

Jenna E. GarrettPhotographyNovember 15, 2012May 10, 2014

Australian Photographer’s empty landscapes act as visual markers for memory and nostalgia.

Sebastian Wesman: A Blue Bird

Jenna E. GarrettArtNovember 7, 2012January 12, 2015

Sebastian Wesman’s performance “A Blue Bird” is a stunning marriage of the classic and the contemporary, blurring the lines of traditional music and art.

Paris Photo 2012: Behind The Scenes With Brancolini Grimaldi

Jenna E. GarrettPhotographyOctober 26, 2012May 10, 2014

Behind the scenes of Paris Photo with London-based gallery Brancolini Grimaldi.

Matteo Varsi: From Polaroid With Love

Jenna E. GarrettPhotographySeptember 28, 2012May 10, 2014

Italian photographer Matteo Varsi uses expired polaroid film as a visual diary of his everyday life.

Vilma Pimenoff: "The Dark Collection"

Jenna E. GarrettPhotographySeptember 13, 2012May 10, 2014

Finnish photographer Vilma Pimenoff explores the psychology of perception through strange, alien figures both fascinating and foreboding. POSI+TIVE chats with her about the method behind the madness.

Portraits by Carl W. Heindl

Jenna E. GarrettPhotographySeptember 6, 2012May 10, 2014

Designer Carl W. Heindl’s DIY studio lighting coupled with medium format film illustrates how far a little ingenuity and inspiration can go.

Arslan Ahmedov: Vanishing Gods

Jenna E. GarrettPhotographyAugust 30, 2012May 10, 2014

Bulgarian artist Arslan Ahmedov uses a combination of analogue photography and manipulated texture to create ephemeral portraits and ethereal landscapes, all just beyond reach.