109 Gold Ave. SW, Albuquerque, NM
Cafe Hours: 7-2 weekdays
Typesetting the movement workshop. Image courtesy of Risolana.
Risolana is a community risograph studio located in Albuquerque’s South Valley. We see power in printmaking as a tool for community dialogue where personal and collective expression meet.
Public Allies Workshop. Image courtesy of Risolana.
By providing hands-on access to and training for this unique printing method, Risolana works to encourage ideas, create engaging work, and cultivate an artmaking space as accessible as the risograph itself. At Risolana, we view design-to-print as a powerful platform for individuals to share their stories, catalyze movements, and celebrate the rich tapestry of our vibrant communities in New Mexico.
Our mission revolves around three core pillars:
Typesetting the Movement Workshop with Eric J Garcia. Image courtesy of Risolana.
At the heart of our organization, we are developing a model that leverages tools like the Risograph printer to catalyze diverse skill sets and backgrounds. Our vision is to create an inclusive and collaborative environment where individuals with varying levels of expertise can come together to produce work that is not only visually captivating but also socially impactful.
Through our workshops, we aspire to create a platform for sharing knowledge and taking risks and positive learning that ripples out. In creating these spaces, we aim to strengthen the bonds of our community, celebrate its cultural richness, and empower individuals to be agents of positive change through art, design, and storytelling.
Learn more about us here!