Samantha Everton's work has been reviewed by a number of papers and magazines. A selection are included here:
an interview with Samantha Everton on her work practice for edition 7 of Blanket Magazine
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Everton has used the techniques of montage to construct melancholic images of children performing in uncanny situations that slip between the real and the constructed.
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...Snap up one of these limited-edition images now as Everton is an artist who is going places.
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...A photographer attracting significant buzz, such as Melbourne-based Samantha Everton...can still be acquired for about $2500-$5000. In investment and fine art terms, that's a bargain
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...It is an image that instantly appears greater than the sum of its parts, suggesting both introspection and dreamlike vulnerability...
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...The precision of Everton's digital manipulation and her control of visual continuity through the Catharsis series is characteristically impeccable...
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Interviewed for the Mad Minute...
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...With a unique sense of humour, the images maintain the traditional values of fine art, resulting in a
paint-stroke of authenticity...
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...Everton...seamlessly manipulate[s] photographs into richly detailed dreamscapes that look deceptively real...
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...Samantha's unique sense of humour comes through in much of the surrealist-inspired
images, which at first glance seem real, if not for the absurdity of the subject matter
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