Manneken Press is currently featuring Chroma Six, our 2019 project with Jill Moser, on our Artsy site. As the collective title suggests, color is of prime importance for the artist. In the...
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MANNEKEN PRESS ANNOUNCES THE RELEASE OF A NEW SUITE OF AQUATINTS BY NYC ARTIST JILL MOSER Jill Moser's new aquatints are emotionally charged abstractions, calculated explosions of calligraphic lines and color...
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The latest release from Manneken Press: Richard Hull’s masterful etchings in black and white and large, colorful monotypes are now available from Manneken Press. View the prospectus for this project here. All of Richard Hull’s prints, including those remaining from his 2015 project, can be viewed here. Contact Manneken Press for current pricing/availability. Pictured above: Wednesday, 2017. Etching and Aquatint, edition of 15. 31 x 42 ½ inches. Published by Manneken Press.
Mary Judge signed her two new etching editions last week. We are photographing the two new prints, various color trial proofs and state proofs in preparation for getting them up on the website. The prints will have their public debut in Manneken Press’ booth (B38) at the Editions/Artists’ Books Fair next month in New York City. Mary Judge will be showing new drawings in a solo exhibition at Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Larchmont, NY, also…
Mary Judge returned to Manneken Press right after Labor Day to complete the etchings she began in June. Jonathan Higgins is hard at work printing editions of the pair of 3-plate etching and aquatints. Manneken Press will feature these new prints at the Editions/Artist’s Book Fair in New York, November 3-6. The prints will also be seen in Mary Judge’s solo exhibition at Kenise Barnes Fine Art which opens on November 5th.
St. Louis/Brooklyn/Italy based artist Mary Judge comes to Manneken Press Mary Judge began a new project of multi-plate color aquatints last week. The prints are abstracted flower forms, a theme the artist has been investigating in various modes for a number of years. Mary returns to Manneken Press later in the summer to continue work on this series.