The printshops have been divided up into four categories; service printers, community printshops, poster collectives and women's printshops. Some appear in more one than one category. The service printers basically did the printing for you, the community printshops showed you how to do it and the poster collectives… designed posters. Radical typesetters have been included in with service printers or where appropriate women's printshops.
There is a separate resources section (scroll down this page) for digital archives of related documents, pamphlets, articles
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anti-nuclear_press.pdf (
The Alternative Public Realm: The Organisation of the 1980s Anti-Nuclear Press in West Germany and Britain by John D Downing)
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copy-this.pdf (
Copy This! A Historical Perspective On the Use of the Photocopier in Art by John A Walker)
use_or_ornament.pdf (
Use or Ornament? The Social Impact of Participation in the Arts by Francois Matarasso)
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IRR Black History Collection. Institute of Race Relations archive (1950s-80s) of printed material from black community and grassroots groups
http://www.irr.org.uk/bhccatalogue/
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LibCom. Online libertarian resource and community. Includes good historical and archive sections.
http://libcom.org/
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EXISTING UK RADICAL/COMMUNITY/CO-OP PRINTSHOPS:
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