pictured artwork above by Mary Edna Fraser, Daniel Island Nocturne, batik on silk
A Sunday in the the Studio of Renowned Artist Mary Edna Fraser
11-1 pm Sunday, November 3rd at Mary Edna Fraser's private studio on James Island in Charleston, SC
Space is limited. Please reserve your spot on the conference registration form.
Light snacks and beverages will be provided.
Further details regarding car pooling and directions will be provided prior to the November 1st.
Mary Edna has flown and photographed the entire East Coast and most of the West Coast of America, as well as several countries overseas. She has visited 31 National Parks in her 66 years. Photographing from the air, studying maps and satellite imagery, and exploring on the ground inform her work as an environmental artist whose career is devoted to the protection of public landscapes.

Her fascination with the distinctive features of various regions has led her to examine barrier islands, river deltas, mountains, glaciers, and threatened landscapes around the world. Satellite and space imagery have further expanded her range of content. Fraser’s methods also employ painting on location as inspiration for large-scale works, displaying grand vistas and the beauty of a specific place in time.

She is known for working with a variety of media, from batiks to oil, to printmaking methods such as monotypes.
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Cover of publication Global Climate Change: A Primer (2011) with artwork by Mary Edna Fraser.
Fraser is currently engaged in a series of in-depth studies that will become a traveling exhibition, highlighting our country’s most cherished preserves. She spent two weeks as artist-in-residence at Sperry Chalet in Glacier National Park, completing fourteen oils and a series of larger scale works.
Learn more about her art, exhibitions and collaborative efforts with science at her website, https://maryedna.com.

Thank you to the generosity of Mary Edna Fraser.
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