Beverly-Quigley has a background in printmaking, painting, encaustic painting, and photography Her works are range from small intimate pieces to large-scale installations.  Layers are intentionally revealed or obscured to convey the feeling of the abstract quality of memory and time.  In her latest project, revolving around the once-expansive Great Salt Lake, she directs her focus outwards, likening the landmark’s quiet decay to forgotten valleys of the human experience. 

Beverly-Quigley exhibits her work both nationally and internationally. Since graduating from The University of Colorado Boulder, she has taught art and/or design at Weber State University, Utah and been guest lecturer at numerous institutions including The American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, and The University of Hawaii-Monoa.  

 In addition to her studio practice, Beverly-Quigley consults as a creative director in brand development and design. She lives in Park City, Utah with her husband and two teenagers.