Beverly was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1946.
Education
MFA University of Florida 1976
BFA University of Michigan 1973
AB Economics University of Michigan 1969
Beverly has been using photographic manipulations in her work since the mid 1970's. Her visual life began much earlier. She fondly remembers many Sundays in the 1950's when her father would spread the Sunday Detroit papers on the living room floor. Oranges were eaten and funny papers were read. Beverly discovered William de Kooning's work along with that of other abstract expressionists in the papers' lifestyle sections. Beverly believes that her sister began to appreciate Jackson Pollock's work at this time.
In the 1960's, Beverly, her sister and her mother donned pill box hats and white gloves for trips to Detroit, thiry-five miles away. These trips included shopping for school clothers and supplies -- and visits to the Detroit Institute of Arts. Beverly was drawn to Bruegel's Wedding Dance and a painting by William Turner. She says that she still sees similar patterns and colors as she observes the modern world.
Beverly has worked alongside her husband, Charles Henson, in the used and out-of-print book business (The Atlanta Book Exchange and Beaver's Book Sale) surrounded by art and architecture books.
She lives in Atlanta, GA.
Recent Exhibitions
2018 Atlanta Photography Group
Spring Salon Showcase “LOVE”
First Place
Photo Buckhead 2018
Juried show
Future/Former
Special alumni show
2017 Ambiguities/Innuendoes? Go Fish
Juried U of M alumni show
Photo Buckhead 2017
Juried show
2016 Shots 2016
Juried Show
Showcase School of Photography
Honorable Mention
2016 Choice
Atlanta Photography Group
2015 Puzzles, Riddles and Enigmas
Alumni Exhibition U of M Stamps School of Art and Design
Online gallery
2014 Unintended Consequences
Alumni Exhibition U of M Stamps School of Art and Design
Online gallery
Shots 14
Juried Show
Showcase School of Photography