Radix Media

About Radix Media

Radix Media is New York City's only worker-owned, union print shop and publisher. We offer offset, letterpress and digital printing services as well as custom graphic design. The story of Radix Media began as a tale of two print shops, but would ultimately become much more than that. A small, worker-owned print shop named OccuCopy was founded in the fall of 2011, one of several worker cooperatives born of the Occupy Wall Street movement. They set up shop in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn and became a crucial resource for both the radical and surrounding communities of New York City. But before that, our story began in the Pacific Northwest in the fall of 2010. Radix Media was founded in Portland, Oregon as a one-person shop with a single offset press. We printed tens of thousands of pages for the creative and social justice communities. We also published zines, posters, greeting cards, and other ephemera that were designed and printed in-house. After a trek across the country in the summer of 2012, Radix settled in the Prospect Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Both shops soon realized that we had much in common and decided to become a single unified print shop. After working together for almost a year to combine processes and train on new equipment, OccuCopy and Radix Media merged in the summer of 2013 and quickly established a reputation for clear, direct communication, high quality work, and stellar customer service. In July 2017, we merged with Wasp Poster & Print, a specialty letterpress shop and design studio whose values and dedication to high quality printed matter overlapped with our own. This also greatly expanded our list of services to include larger runs of traditional letterpress as well as foil stamping, die-cutting, embossing, and paper duplexing. In 2018, we expanded into book publishing and look forward to continuing our mission. Check out our inaugural title, AFTERMATH: EXPLORATIONS OF LOSS & GRIEF here: https://bit.ly/2Ch48Hk

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