Through vibrant compelling textile works, South Carolina-based artist Mary Edna Fraser conveys breathtaking perspectives of space, earth, and deep sea – all developed in collaboration with leading experts in the fields of planetary science, coastal geology, and oceanography. Fraser uses aerial photography, satellite imagery, and modern dye technology to create elegant large-scale contemporary textile artwork in the ancient medium of batik. Whether photographing the coast from the open cockpit of her family’s vintage plane or exploring the backwoods of national parks on foot, Fraser distills each adventure into a moment of visual poetry in her studio...
Join Mary Edna, Cori McIntyre, and Coastal Conservation League at the Myrtle Beach Art Museum on May 14th, 2026 at 5:30pm...
Mary Edna partners with Coastal Conservation League to save protected wetlands from SC Highway 22 Extension.
Mary Edna paints Maui.
Lots of these gems in the studio...
Mary Edna has a growing collection of large scale oils for sale, both in the studio and at Hagan Fine Art* downtown...
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...
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...
Join us for the opening reception of Mary Edna's solo show at Hagan Fine Art...
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...