North America

Montreal Riso publisher with a distinct Quebecois cultural identity. A francophone voice in Canada’s indie press scene.

One of the first American Riso publishers started 2011. George Wietor helped build a US Riso community from scratch.

Founded Montreal 2024. Publishes useful generous personal political funny and heart-filled works. A press to watch.

New York Riso publisher with a strong social and political voice. Collected by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Femme-led collective publishing in the photobook medium. Riso manifesto collected by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Non-profit Riso publisher in Grand Rapids Michigan. Community-centred education-focused and one of the Midwest’s best small presses.

San Francisco Riso pioneer. Co-published The Riso Book in 2014 – one of the first publications to document Riso as art.

DUMBO Brooklyn Riso press working with local and international creators on art books zines prints and community projects.

Networked North American publisher using Riso for accessible community-run editions. A widely studied model for distributed publishing.

Founded in Queens by Chilean designer Gonzalo Guerrero. A Riso studio at the intersection of social justice art and community.

New Haven and Boston publisher of design and illustration books curating an exceptional selection of international Riso editions.

Oakland Riso publisher run by Meg Fransee and Aaron Gonzalez. Committed to making life brighter and printing with friends since 2016.

New York publisher at the intersection of experimental music art and language. Regular at Printed Matter’s art book fairs.

San Diego community Riso publisher producing zines literary journals and a monthly mail magazine. Print as an act of resistance.

Long-established Brooklyn printing studio and publisher. One of the most experienced craft-print publishers in the US.

Long-established Chicago publisher of artist books and zines. One of the anchors of the American Riso publishing scene.

Brooklyn archive and publisher documenting the history of cultural movements. An important political voice in US small press publishing.

Los Angeles one-person Riso operation run by Stephanie Lane Gage. Collects the outlandish and publishes it.

Solar-powered family-run Riso studio in Lancaster Pennsylvania. 33 ink colours and an unusual commitment to technical rigour.

Miami independent publisher since 2009. Over 75 titles and collaborations with Tim Biskup Matt Furie and Legowelt.