Beverly Mitchell
Biography
Beverly A. Mitchell, a resident of West Newbury, attended Montserrat School of Visual Arts and graduated in 1980. She has been a watercolorist, painter, teacher, set designer, and fabric designer over the course of her career.
She paints what she sees and gains much inspiration from the intricate and vibrant floral garden in her backyard. Infusing layers of color and patterns, Beverly creates a virtual tapestry out of the flowers she sees creating an abstract garden on the canvas. Her palette is rich in color and warms the viewer in an inviting way leaving you with a gentle appreciation for a woman who is true to her self and what inspires her.
The recipient of many awards, Beverly has had numerous solo exhibits in New England as well as group exhibitions. Her teaching experience is formidable and inspirational as she often works to teach seniors and kids.
Awards and Exhibitions
Solo Exhibitions
Firehouse Center for the Performing and Visual Arts, Newburyport, MA
Essex Art Ctr., Lawrence, MA
Gallery 40, Haverhill, MA
Newburyport Art Association
Montserrat Gallery, Beverly, MA
Inn Street Gallery, Newburyport, MA
Gallery of American Artisans
Group Exhibitions
Firehouse Center. for the Performing and Visual Arts, Newburyport, MA
Copley Society of Boston Peabody Art Museum, Salem, MA
Brush with History Gallery, Lowell, MA
Artists’ Guild, New England Essex Art Center, Lawrence, MA
Newburyport Art Association Andover Art Guild, Andover, MA
Awards
7th Annual Regional Jury Show, Newburyport Art Association, MA
Newburyport Arts Lottery Show, MA
West Newbury Arts Lottery Show, MA
Topsfield Fair, First Place, Best of Show, and The William Coolidge Award, MA
Massachusetts Cultural Grants
Source: Diamond-Newman Fine Arts LLC has sourced this information from the artist. This information is solely for historical perspective and we can not guarantee the comprehensivenessor complete accuracy of this information since we did not directly comprise the historical log of the artist's shows ourselves. Exhibition information should not be a basis for purchasing artwork.
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