The Crane Paintings depict construction cranes as we most often see then; silhouetted against the sky. As ubiquitous in the 21st century as crosses atop churches were in an earlier time these shapes have a delicacy and balance at odds with their utilitarian design.
-Jane Everett
January, 2011
Eqqus cabbalus
“Everett continues her exploration of light with a series of serene waterscapes frequently inspired by her travels. Her deft handling of the surface allows a calm that belies the complexity of the painting.”
-The Daily Courier
October 13th, 2006
“Not every artist can master the use of large scale...Everett seems to have accomplished this task effortlessly. Her strokes and gestures are lively and energized and come together and apart variously to represent the form of the bridge...”
-Liz Wylie,
November, 2009
The Port Mann Drawings document the massive construction project of the new bridge spanning the Fraser River. With a distinctly nautical feeling the images honor the scale of the undertaking, and the unexpected beauty of the process saturated with light unique to the Pacific NorthWest.
-Jane Everett
November, 2011
