Jane Degenhardt

7th Street between Main and Washington
Vancouver, Washington

vinyl on metal 10’ x 42’

12th and Main Street
Vancouver, Washington

vinyl on metal 10’ x 30’

“Crack Art” is created when an artist uses the existing physical environment, such as a crack in a wall as the inspiration for a small scale mural design.

The goal is to improve the overall aesthetics of an urban environment, by installing spontaneous public art.

Main St. at 8th
Vancouver, Washington
acrylic on stone and stucco

Artist, Jane Degenhardt
with her assistant and son, Paul Kutzer

This series of nine murals under the Marshall Center Pavilion, depicts a mixture of children’s stories and forest dwellers set amongst an array of Pacific Northwest native plants and garden fare.

Vancouver, Washington
acrylics on cement pillars

This school-wide mural project at the J.S. Jenks Elementary School depicts the rich history of a nearby, much-loved natural area. The Wissihickon is part of the Fairmount Park system in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

acrylics on plaster wall 12' x 300'

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

acrylics on masonry 20' x 36'

Camden Aquarium
Camden, New Jersey

acrylics on drywall

Acrylics on masonry (35' x 80')
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania