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Maya Beverly

B. Atlanta GA

Based in New York

mayabeverly.com


Education

2020         B.F.A Studio Art, New York University, New York, NY, cum laude


Residencies

2025        Ox-Bow School of the Arts, Hold Space Residency

2025        Center for Book Arts, Resident Artist

2022         Township10,  Ceramics Spring Resident

2021         Archie Bray Foundation,  Summer Resident

2020        Women's Studio Workshop, “Right Now!” Residency and Grant recipient


Awards and Grants

2022         NCECA Multicultural Fellowship

2021         Fantasy Fountain Fund for the Arts Grant Recipient

2021         Windgate Scholar  Archie Bray Foundation

2020         Abrons Art Center Emergency Grant Recipient

2020         New York University Artistic Practice Award

2020         Founders Day Award New York University

2019         New York University Artistic Practice Award

2018         Global Pathways Scholar

2017         New York University Artistic Practice Award

2016          Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar New York University


Solo and Duo Exhibitions

2026        Alara Lagos, FF Projects, Lagos, Nigeria, Duo Exhibition (forthcoming)

2026         NADA presentation, Southside Contemporary Gallery, New York, Duo Exhibition (forthcoming)

2024        ‘Celestial Bodies’ Chela Mitchell Gallery, Washington D.C., Solo Exhibition,

2022         ‘Motherboard’  Kouri + Corrao, Santa Fe, NM, Solo Exhibition,

2020          ‘The In-between’ 80 WSQE Gallery, New York, NY, Duo Exhibition


Select Group Exhibitions

2026        ‘Keep it 1000’, Southside Contemporary Gallery, Richmond, VA

2026        Investec Art Fair, The Bridge Gallery, Cape Town, South Africa        

2026        Multicultural Fellowship Exhibition, Wayne State University, Detroit Michigan

2026        Heard You Say: Echoes and Exchanges of the Human Condition, Tribe Social, Baltimore, MD

2025        ‘The Age of Black Metal’, Montclair State University, NJ

2025        ‘Waiting Room’ Good Black Art, Hudson, NY

2025        ‘Soft Resistance’, Espasso Gallery, New York, NY

2025        ‘Body as a Conduit’, Textile Arts Center, Brooklyn, NY

2024        ‘Manifold Lagos’, FF Projects, Lagos, Nigeria

2024        ‘Saturn Gives Structure to the Dream’, Superposition Gallery, 52 Walker, New York, NY

2024        ‘Chrysalis’, Black Girl Fight Club, Canada Gallery, New York, NY

2024        ‘The Medium Is the Message’, Southside Contemporary Gallery, Richmond VA

2024        ‘Body Language’ ATLA and IRL Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

2023        ‘Bounce’, Superposition, Oolite Arts Center, Miami, FL

2023        ‘Dreamscape’, Black Cherry Magazine, Brooklyn, NY

2023         ‘Foundations’,  Art Fair, Kouri and Corrao, Artsy

2023        ‘Ghost’,  Kouri and Corrao, Santa Fe, NM

2023        ‘Garden of Earthly Delights’, Phillips, New York, NY

2023        ‘Pressing the Against the Ground, I Hear the Far Galloping Coming Near, London,   England

2023         ‘Muliebris’ College of Saint Benedict, St. Joseph, MN

2023         ‘A Woman’s, Woman’s, Woman’s World’, Hausen Gallery,  Brooklyn, NY

2023         Presentation at Zona Maco, Mexico City, MX

2023         ‘Molded’, TRNK Studios, New York City, NY

2022         ‘A to Zine’ Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, MA

2022         Archie Bray NCECA Showcase, Sacramento, CA

2022         ‘The Universe Within’, Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami, FL

2021         Archie Bray Foundation Resident Show, Spokane, WA

2021         ‘Homecoming’, New Smyrna Beach, FL

2021         Archie Bray Foundation Resident Show, Helena, MT

2021         Digital Exhibition Smallbany Gallery, Albany, NY

2021         Clay Art Center “State of Emergence”, Portchester, NY

2020         Duo Exhibition, “The In-between” 80 WSQE Gallery, New York, NY

2020         “Watershed” Carrie Able Gallery,  Brooklyn, NY

2020         The SHIM/Bachelors Show, Digital Exhibition, Artsy

2020         ‘Through Our Eyes’ D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities, Washington D.C.

2020         ‘Carry-On”’ Commons Gallery, New York, NY

2020         Duo Exhibition, “The In-between” 80 WSQE Gallery, New York, NY

2019        Undergrad Student Arts Organization, Commons Gallery, New York, NY

2017        “Juxtapositions” Rosenberg Gallery, New York, NY


Panels/Presentations

2022         Artist Talk  in conversation with Chela Mitchell and Komuna Foundation

2021         Clay Art Center Summer Workshop Presentation

2020        Women's Studio Workshop, “Right Now!” Panel Presentation


Grants Juried

2022        Women’s Studio Workshop, Workspace Residency


Select Public Collections and Libraries

Apple Music

Princeton University’s Graphic Art Collection

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Thomas J. Watson Library

Rhode Island School of Design

University of Southern California, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara

University of Miami

Ohio State

Pennsylvania State

Scripps College

Colby College

Colorado College

Smith College

The Archie Bray Foundation


Print/Press

Jareh Das, Black Clay: Black Women, Ceramics and Contemporary Art publication, Yale 2027, (forthcoming)

29 Emerging Black Artists to Discover This Black History Month:Artsy

Does screen time help or hinder creativity?: It's Nice That

Superposition Gallery Exhibition Questions New Realities: Hype Beast

3 Must-See Exhibitions Honoring Work by Black Creatives: Interior Design

Lucid Dreamscape: A Black Cherry Exhibit: Only Child Mag

BOUNCE Curated By Storm Ascher: Art Plugged

The Future Perfect Spotlights Contemporary Korean Design, Christian Haas Makes Solo Debut in New York, and More News: Architectural Digest

Trnk and Good-Black-art-fete-a-timely-group-show: Surface Magazine

Good Black Art and TRNK Present The Group Exhibition “MOLDED”: Cool Hunting

TARIQ DIXON AND PHILLIP COLLINS ON REFRAMING CRAFT, HISTORY AND BLACK ART: Pinup Magazine

Folio-familiarity-and-form-with-maya-beverly: Broken Pencil

Grant Strudwick’s Black Power ABC’s and much more: Graphic Arts Princeton

City Lights: Get “Clumsy” with Cecily or See Art Through Our Eyes: Washington City Paper