Jack Kenny first traveled to Cuba in April, of 1996. He has visited the island more than 70 times since that first trip. His initial project was the website Cuba-photo.com, a free use site (for educators and students), aimed at imaging Cuba at the street level. Kenny's goal was to help end the embargo and to give people a more honest look at life in Cuba than is generally presented in the U.S.

He has had numerous one-man and group shows of his work which includes extensive photo documentation of Cuba. In 2005, his award winning 12x12 B&W coffee table book of life in Cuba was published. Kenny also is a lecturer on Cuba for schools, universities and service clubs. His work is in numerous collections.

His projects include several series: Nudes with Pears; Mexicali; Blended: The Women; The Yellow Dress; & Women's Stories.

Kenny makes his living as a commercial photographer and does the fine art and documentary work as an adjunct to that world.

He lives in Ann Arbor, MI with his daughter Lauren and dogs Lucci & Hopper.