Jungle Press Editions

OLIVE AYHENS see @olive_photo_ayhens watercolor at the @ifpda this weekend. . Point-Aven, 2010 Ink and watercolor on paper 16 x 12.25 in. . all work available at Jungle Press Editions . #ifpda #oliveayhens #junglepress #printfair watercolor

IFPDA last day to visit Jungle Press in booth A31 @ifpda @parkavearmory . new works on view by @kbuhlerworld @nicoleeisenman @sammesserstudio @jaybatlle @olive_photo_ayhens #larissatokmakova . all prints available at Jungle Press Editions . #ifpda #junglepress #printfair #printmaking

IFPDA check out @kbuhlerworld marbled monoprint at @levelframes installation at the @ifpda spot our new print at the entrance of the fair! . Ken Buhler Compass III, 2025 Lithograph on artist-made marbled paper 24 x 17.75 in. . all prints available at Jungle Press Editions . #ifpda #junglepress #kenbuhler #printfair #monoprint

IFPDA last day of the @ifpda fair! visit Jungle Press at booth A31 . new prints by @jll.moser @andrewmockler all prints available at Jungle Press Editions . #junglepress #ifpda #printmaking #printfair #jillmoser

IFPDA visit us at the Park Avenue Armory Booth A31 . new works on view by @valeriehammondstudio @tunjiaj @chuckwebster @glennandgoldberg @maytveit . all works available at Jungle Press Editions . @ifpda #ifpda #junglepress #printfair #printmaking #parkavenuearmory

IFPDA Jungle Press is here all weekend! come visit us! Booth A31 @ifpda . work featured Andrea Belag “Angela’s Eclipse”, 2024. @andreabelag . #ifpda #andreabelag #junglepress #printfair #printmaking

GLENN GOLDBERG “Family”, 2025 etching by @glennandgoldberg on view at the @ifpda opening today @parkavearmory from 5-9pm and all weekend . prints available at Jungle Press Editions . #glenngoldberg #junglepress #printmaking #etching #ifpda

JILL MOSER new woodcut monoprint by @jll.moser “Crossings”, 2025 on view at the @ifpda this week! opening today at the @parkavearmory from 5-9pm and all weekend. . prints available at Jungle Press Editions. #jillmoser #ifpda #junglepress #monoprint #printfair

LARISSA TOKMAKOVA new lithograph by #larissatokmakova . on view at the @ifpda print fair. all prints available at Jungle Press Editions . In her new lithographs, Larisa Tokmokova explores dynamic compositions which relate closely to her work in painting. Tokmakova draws fluidly with lithographic crayons and pencils, and layers washes to establish large curving forms that intertwine and pull the viewer into the space of the image. Her forms, developed in combinations of shifting planes of color, suggest figural as well as abstract motifs. Tokmakova has written about the figural aspects of her work and has discussed the imagery as, “firmly rooted in a specific physical (if imaginary) reality, involving the human body in motion.” In these works, interior, exterior, and figurative spaces seem to coalesce and then to shift again into their respective coordinates. Nuances of light and shadow allow us to move through forms. . #junglepress #printmaking #ifpda #lithography

JAY BATLLE new monoprint by @jaybatlle Les Vendanges, 2025 . new print on view at the @ifpda print fair this week! all prints available at Jungle Press Editions . Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun; Conspiring with him how to load and bless With fruit the vines that round the thatch eaves run... —John Keats “To Autumn” In Jay Batlle’s new series of twenty-four unique monoprints, Les Vendanges, the artist builds on his previous work in print with a new theme: the grape harvest in Southern France. Using multiple techniques: woodcut, lithography, and hand-coloring, the artist builds a group of prints with a wide range of textures and shifting colors. These vibrant color shifts vary dramatically throughout the series. From pale washes of yellow and green to thick strokes of woodcut lines, there is a sense of natural light informing each print. When we look at the composition, we feel the boldness of the light that reaches in and around the vines laden with ripe fruit. In all of these works, Batlle creates a unique balance with a rigorous drawing style that emerges from within. Delving into his experimental approach, Batlle varies the combination and intensity of color in each unique piece.In some prints, he adds areas of hand-painted bright watercolor into the composition. Others feature graphic lines of woodcut that sit up on the surface of the page. Some graphic elements, like the wood posts of the arbor, play a major role in the composition, acting as a framing structure. Whereas other prints reach a more “all-over” sense of a rich color-field keeping the viewer engaged and involved. One senses the changing landscape and the desire to capture it all. —Andrew Mockler . #jaybatlle #junglepress #ifpda #printmaking #monoprint

CHUCK WEBSTER new print by @chuckwebster “Sing It Out”, 2026 lithograph on gampi paper . view new print at the upcoming @ifpda Print Fair at the Park Avenue Armory. print available at Jungle Press Editions . For his newest project at Jungle Press, Chuck Webster’s dynamic composition features circular motifs with bands of blue emanating from the center. The expanding rays are punctuated by spheres of bold color: oranges, reds, yellows, blues: a full spectrum with varying sizes of circles. Looking closer, we see multiple ellipses of text emerge. The text, or rather lyrics, begin with a line from Gang Starr’s “Check the Technique’. Webster describes the varying elements as encompassing, “the slipperiness and range of language and music that can happen, and how it changes between the words, the music, and what memories it elucidates. I wanted to use the reference of a galaxy to explore notions of scale between balloons and planets, and how music can change your reference to the space around you both emotionally and physically. The circles can be planets, buttons, thoughts, noses, and any other iteration. There is also the idea of the music coming right at you, and also coming out of your own head.” In essence, the print is a celebration of word as image, where one is consistently experiencing an alternating pull between the visual and the verbal. The use of hand-written text enlists the viewer to delve into the visual qualities: color, line, and shape are equally important elements in experiencing the work. One is reminded of Cy Twombly’s fascination with the “threshold of legibility”, where text reverts to line and tone, and then back to words. In Webster’s print, the circles of hand-drawn text seem to spin like the record on a turntable. The more one looks into the circles, one can hear the pulse of the music. -Andrew Mockler . #chuckwebster #junglepress #lithography #printmaking #ifdpa

ANDREW MOCKLER new monoprint series by @andrewmockler Nauset, 2025 . In my new print series “Nauset”, Ihave returned to the theme of the ocean, drawing inspiration from the light on the water at different times of day. Tides move in and out, depositing green seaweed, dark “mermaid’s purses”: egg sacks from skates on the shore. From up-close to the far distance of the horizon, I take in all of these colors. Back in the printshop, I mix several tones of ink, drawing on the memory of the shore. I roll the ink onto strips of luan plywood, then arrange them, and print them through the press. I imagine this group of prints as a memory diary, recalling those times when it was just me and the waves. What gets left behind to return over and over again. . all prints available at Jungle Press Editions . #andrewmockler #junglepress #printmaking #monoprints #ifpda