Books and zines printed at Risolana on top of the risograph machine (all photos Bethany Tabor/Hyperallergic) ALBUQUERQUE — With New Mexico’s rich history in printmaking, as well as an enduring culture ...

Risographs and copiers look extremely similar from the outside. They even print single-color pages that look the same. However, photocopiers and Risographs work differently. Risographs are based on a ...

Sheets of 11″ by 14″ paper casually lean against the clean white walls of Ground Floor Gallery in Park Slope, Brooklyn, colorful prints ranging in styles, propped up on pieces of wood panels. These ...

When you enter the Posy Press studio in the newly revitalized Goat Farm arts complex, you’re instantly in a bubble of pink, from the furniture to even founder Samantha Richardson’s hair. You also are ...

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex. — This past summer, Risolana, a community risograph studio in Albuquerque’s South Valley neighborhood, organized and hosted Typesetting the Movement, an analog riso workshop ...

The co-founders of Bang Bang Zine – (from left) Wong, Teh and Leong – bring a shared vision to the GMBB shop, each contributing their unique perspectives and expertise to the vibrant world of zine ...

In the back of the Print Shop L.A., there’s a large, clunky machine, its beige and off-white exterior mottled with splotches of colored ink. If it looks like a relic from a 20th century office, that’s ...

Some may recall that my very first blog post on this site was, ever so humbly, about the future of publishing. In a dialogue with publisher Richard Nash we sussed out that literary publishing will ...