Edna Miron-Wapner is a Jewish Artist and Expressive Arts Educator living and working in Jerusalem. Edna was born in Israel and grew up in Montreal, Canada and has lived in Jerusalem since 1977 where she is an active member of a vital Progressive Jewish Community.

As an artist with specialties in Sumi-e Painting, Calligraphy, Printmaking and Papermaking, she has exhibited her work over the past thirty years in museums and galleries in the US, Israel, Russia and Japan. Her own approach to her art is a spiritual one facilitated through Jewish meditation followed by spontaneous creation.

As an Expressive Arts Educator, she created a course called "Expressive Kavannah" which integrates an intermodal expressive arts experience with a Jewish content.

She is the founder of two studios in Jerusalem, the first Studio Spiral, a unique intermodal Children's Creativity Center and secondly, Studio Indigo, an Adult Expressive Arts Center. She served as Artist in Residence at the Brandeis Bardin Institute in California and has taught at the Pardes Institute, Hebrew Union College, Yakar and Kol Haneshama, the Ramah Program and JESNA in Israel.