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Radix Printing & Publishing Cooperative: Empowering Creativity, Celebrating Diversity Their stories, perspectives, and creativity deserve a platform. Why Radix?

Radix Printing & Publishing Cooperative: Empowering Creativity, Celebrating Diversity

At Radix Printing and Publishing Cooperative , we are more than just ink on paper. As a worker-owned and operated union print shop and publisher based in Brooklyn, New York, we blend craftsmanship, community, and creativity to bring your vision to life. Our Commitments:

1.Wide Array of Print and Design Services

: Whether you need business cards, annual reports, posters, banners, or custom invitations, we’ve got you covered. Our services span offset, letterpress, digital, and wide format printing, ensuring your projects stand out.

2.Specialty Printing: From foil stamping to die-cutting, we infuse your materials with a touch of artistry. Our skilled team transforms paper into a canvas for your ideas.

3.Friendly Direct Customer Service: When you work with Radix, you’re not just a client; you’re part of our creative family. We listen, collaborate, and guide you through the process, ensuring your experience is as smooth as our prints.

4.Publishing Voices That Matter: We champion underrepresented authors and artists. From thought-provoking essays to captivating novels, we publish works that challenge norms and inspire change. Our name, derived from the Latin root of “radical,” reflects our mission: to get to the root of what matters. Print isn’t just ink and paper—it’s a conduit for ideas, a bridge between communities, and a catalyst for transformation. When you choose Radix, you choose quality, ethics, and impact.

09/10/2025

Introducing one of our fabulous panelists Sol Cabrini!

Sol Cabrini is a PhD candidate in Performance Studies at NYU and the author of Tgirl.jpg (Segue Foundation). A recipient of the Trans Studies at the Commons Fellowship, supported by the Mellon Foundation, her work moves across creative and critical forms. Rooted in the inheritances of Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Illinois, Cabrini's writing engages Black study, creolization, and diasporic celebration.

Radix Presents: A Screening, Discussion, and Community Art Making Space:

Radix Co-op presents a dialogue on art-making under state repression. We will feature a screening of Guy Debord’s “Refutation of All the Judgements, Pro or Con, Thus Far Rendered on the Film ’The Society of the Spectacle,’” followed by a discussion featuring Zein El-Amine (IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON?, Radix), Kamelya Omayma Youssef (A Book with a Hole in It, Wendy’s Subway), Sol Cabrini (Tgirl.jpg, Roof), & Ali, Cultural Solidarity Project, moderated by Yi Wei. This event will culminate in a community art-making session.

Saturday September 20th 2-4pm
First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary
119 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn, NY 11201

This Is An Official 2025 Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event!

09/09/2025

Art Work is Work! Aesthetics Are Political! Museums Are Where Art Goes to Die! New print series debuting at Thursday! These 12x18 hand-set wood type letterpress prints are available individually or as a set of 3. Pick one up at Table T16 on the 2nd Floor. Thursday through Sunday at P.S. 1!

09/02/2025

Looks like a busy September coming up for Radix! Lots of opportunities to come buy a book, stop by for a chat or participate in our community art making event.

Thursday, September 11th ~7-10pm Opening Night of The New York Art Book Fair At P.S. 1 in Queens!

Friday, September 12th ~11–7pm New York Art Book Fair Continues...

Saturday, September 13th ~11-7pm New York City Anarchist Book Fair at La Plaza Cultural Manhattan

Saturday, September 13th ~11–7pm New York Art Book Fair Continues...

Sunday, September 14th ~12–6pm New York Art Book Fair Continues... 12–2 pm are masked hours

Saturday, September 20th ~2-4pm Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event:Collective Art Making Under Repression and the Politics of Spectacle at First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary Brooklyn

Sunday, September 20th ~10-6pm Brooklyn Book Festival Literary Marketplace Brooklyn Borough Hall

08/29/2025

WATCH A SCREENING ON THE POLITICS OF SPECTACLE! LISTEN TO A DISCUSSION WITH ARTISTS & ORGANIZERS! PARTICIPATE IN A COMMUNITY ART MAKING SPACE!

Radix Co-op is excited to present a dialogue on art-making under state repression. We will feature a screening of Guy Debord’s “Refutation of All the Judgements, Pro or Con, Thus Far Rendered on the Film ‘The Society of the Spectacle,’” followed by a discussion featuring Zein El-Amine (IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON?, Radix), Kamelya Omayma Youssef (A Book with a Hole in It, Wendy’s Subway), Sol Cabrini (Tgirl.jpg, Roof), & Ali J., Cultural Solidarity Project, moderated and curated by Yi Wei. This event will culminate in a community art-making session.

Please plan to bring any art supplies you’d like to share for a collaborative collage banner. 🤩

Copies of IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON? by Zein El-Amine, A Book with a Hole in It by Kamelya Omayma Youssef, and Tgirl.jpg by Sol Cabrini will be sold during and after the event. This Is An Official 2025 Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event!

Saturday September 20th 2-4pm
First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary
48 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201

08/20/2025

We’re thrilled beyond measure to announce that Guest Judge has chosen Andrew Riad’s () incredible work of poetry, MARTYRED, MOTHER: A FUTURENARRATIVE as the winner of the 2025 Megaphone Prize. Andrew’s wonderful book will be published by Radix in 2026. Join us in congratulating Andrew and welcome them to the Radix family.
We also want to congratulate the incredible finalists of this year’s prize, for their works of radical poetics:

-Sweetwater Mass by

-AMERICAN POLYTCHS by

-TIME IS A SILLY BOY by

-a nation without an anthem is just a body by

To the poetry readers in our community, stay in touch. There’s more coming!

08/13/2025

We will back at Bomb Magazine's Small Press Flea this Saturday! And with a special guest appearance from noam keim who will be signing the last few copies of the first print run of The Land is Holy. This event is one of our favorites and we are so excited to be there!

Saturday August 16th 1-9pm 316 Ten Eyck St. Brooklyn

08/08/2025

Glad to announce that the preorder link for SIGNOS, an anthology of Filipino dark lore, is now available for preorder on the website!

“Dark lore, myths, creatures of the night, and storied whispers come alive in this tantalizing anthology of fiction from the Philippines. A human-whale chimera takes its last breath in the arms of its human caretaker, a portal invites a grieving woman into an alternative world from which there will be no escape, love enlists a young man to poach victims for his supernatural boyfriend, routine disappearances at a company are chalked up to unending work and exhaustion. The strange, the terrifying, the sublime, and the tragic propel the incredible, metamorphic stories in this anthology. With stories both written in and translated into English, Signos is an utterly original compilation that traces the dark edges of Filipino folklore.”

The anthology has been edited into volume by writers Tilde Acuña, John Bengan, Daryll Delgado, Amado Anthony G. Mendoza III, and Kristine Ong Muslim.

08/02/2025

One week later and we’re still buzzing. THANK YOU to all the collaborators and attendees that made Third Space a success! Big shoutout to for hosting us. Spaces like theirs are so important in movement building, let’s all support them so that they continue their work.

If you didn’t get a bandana, we do still have some available, so get in touch if you’d like one. We hope to do more live printing at future events as well. We hope to see you soon!

07/23/2025

*REPOSTED w security revision

SATURDAY, JULY 26TH.— RADIX PRESENTS📍

THIRD SPACE is an anarchist resource sharing festival between cooperatives, labor groups, bookstores, and collectives. In the spring of 2025, Radix pulled out of the Indie Lit Book Fair co-presented by PEN America’s PEN World Festival, in solidarity with the popular boycott of PEN America due to its failures at adequately addressing “israel’s” ongoing genocide in Palestine. The goal of this event is to create an alternative, or third, space in the city for community members, vendors, and partners to meet, conspire, skill-share, and map their offerings locally.

People will have the opportunity to purchase books, art, prints, archival material; enjoy live music, food, and conversation; and build with people in their communities. This iteration of THIRD SPACE will feature copwatch training from Equality For Flatbush, Narcan training from Bluestockings Cooperative, archival materials from Interference Archive, a community altar from Rested Root Cooperative, and mutual aid mapping from AUPENYC. Expect delicious food from Eat Offbeat and Goumel Cooperative.

THIS IS A MASKED EVENT! Masks will be available on site. 😷

Map design by the wonderful . 🫂

Please direct your inquiries to [email protected].

07/19/2025

SATURDAY, JULY 26TH. RADIX PRESENTS—📍

THIRD SPACE is an anarchist resource sharing festival between cooperatives, labor groups, bookstores, and collectives. In the spring of 2025, Radix pulled out of the Indie Lit Book Fair co-presented by PEN America’s PEN World Festival, in solidarity with the popular boycott of PEN America due to its failures at adequately addressing “israel’s” ongoing genocide in Palestine. The goal of this event is to create an alternative, or third, space in the city for community members, vendors, and partners to meet, conspire, skill-share, and map their offerings locally.

People will have the opportunity to purchase books, art, prints, archival material; enjoy live music, food, and conversation; and build with people in their communities. This iteration of THIRD SPACE will feature copwatch training from Equality For Flatbush, Narcan training from Bluestockings Cooperative, archival materials from Interference Archive, a community altar from Rested Root Cooperative, and mutual aid mapping from the Autonomous University of Political Education. Expect delicious food from Eat Offbeat and Goumel Cooperative.

THIS IS A MASKED EVENT! Masks will be available on site. 😷

Map design by the wonderful . 🫂

Please direct your inquiries to [email protected].

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522 Bergen Street
Brooklyn, NY
11217

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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http://radix.coop/, http://twitter.com/radixmedia

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