Making an Artist’s Case for NatureMay 27th, 2025
On this episode of the Nature Based Exchange podcast, hosted by Dr. Liz Fly, "Mary Edna makes the artist’s case for nature by bridging art and science to bring messages of conservation, stewardship, and environmental awareness to her art." Listen to it HERE...
Awakening at MBAM through May 18thApril 1st, 2025
May 18th is the last day of Mary Edna’s one woman exhibition of 60 works at Myrtle Beach Art Museum. All but 3 artworks are for sale starting at $300 and you can view them in the gallery, curated by Liz Miller...
Horizons at Hagan Fine ArtJanuary 15th, 2025
Join us for the opening reception of Mary Edna's solo show at Hagan Fine Art...
Awakening at Myrtle Beach Art MuseumJanuary 9th, 2025
Join us this coming Saturday! Opening Reception - January 11, 2025, 4-6PM Free Admission, Tuesday - Saturday 10-5PM, Sunday 1-5PM More information on upcoming events coming soon...
ACEJune 17th, 2024
Last year, Mary Edna completed a 36" x 96" plein air painting in the ACE Basin, while our own Cori McIntyre assisted on the ground & shot video by drone...
MEF at Hagan Fine ArtApril 2nd, 2024
Mary Edna is tickled to show some of her work at Hagan Fine Art during this week's First Friday Art Walk downtown from 5-7pm...
MEF at CCLJanuary 24th, 2024
Mary Edna has worked with the Coastal Conservation League since 1983, supporting their mission to protect endangered SC land and water. Now three of her large oils hang in the beautifully renovated space on Spring Street in downtown Charleston...
Fossil Fuel MapJanuary 10th, 2024
"Fossil Fuel Map" is an original 48" x 55" batik on silk created for Orrin Pilkey's newest book entitled "Escaping Nature: How to Survive Global Climate Change."
Little OilsDecember 10th, 2023
We have a lovely selection of 6" x 4" oils in the studio for your viewing & gifting pleasure...
Painting Lewis Ocean BayOctober 7th, 2023
Mary Edna encourages support to sign and share the petition to save the Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve. The Coastal Conservation League joins forces with the SC Environmental Law Project to protect 10,000 acres near Myrtle Beach from unchecked development.
