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Marcella's Exhibition Showcases Risograph Art from Conflict Zones

4/7/2026

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Gabriella Marcella, a Scottish-Italian designer, curated an exhibition at Glasgow's Glue Factory Galleries of international art made with the risograph printer.
The risograph printer is an affordable method developed in the 1980s, known for vibrant colors and texture.
Marcella founded Riso Club to promote artists globally and emphasize postcards over digital communication.
Recent issues highlighted artists from Kyiv and Damascus, reflecting their cities' realities amid conflict and the print's impact.

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Story summary

Gabriella Marcella, a Scottish-Italian designer, curated an exhibition at Glasgow's Glue Factory Galleries of international art made with the risograph printer.
The risograph printer is an affordable method developed in the 1980s, known for vibrant colors and texture.
Marcella founded Riso Club to promote artists globally and emphasize postcards over digital communication.
Recent issues highlighted artists from Kyiv and Damascus, reflecting their cities' realities amid conflict and the print's impact.