Captivating Art for Every Space

Beverly Walker is an award-winning fiber artist whose pictorial tapestries have been collected across the United States and beyond. For more than 20 years, her work has been featured in private and corporate collections, exhibited in the Best of Ohio 2013 traveling show, displayed in a hotel in Scotland, placed in the Queen’s Room of a Mercy Ship in Africa, and even appeared in a Paramount Pictures film.

Now based in Mooresville, North Carolina, Beverly shares her expertise by teaching classes at both the Mooresville Arts Depot and the Cain Center for the Arts in Cornelius. She began her weaving journey at the University of Kentucky in 1994, later refining her skills at West Dean College in England, where she studied advanced tapestry techniques and silk painting.

With a background in oil and watercolor painting, Beverly brings a painterly eye to her weaving, blending fine art and fiber into vivid, story-rich tapestries. Passionate about passing on her craft, she has taught workshops in several states and continues to inspire students of all levels in North Carolina.

Beverly believes tapestry weaving is not only a timeless art form, but also a joyful practice. As she explains: “Tapestry is fun, easy to learn, affordable, and therapeutic—like petting a kitten.”

She is a proud member of the American Tapestry Alliance and Tapestry Weavers South.