Klaudberri  is a small independent publishing house, established in 2008.

For more than fifteen years Klaudberri has been steadily building a reputation as one of the most devoted publishers of art and cultural thought in Russia. What began as a small independent initiative has grown into a publishing house with a clear mission: to introduce Russian readers to key international voices in visual arts, photography, and critical theory — voices that had long remained inaccessible in the Russian language.

Our history is one of firsts. Klaudberri has been the first to publish in Russian fundamental texts by leading figures of visual culture, from the great classics of photography such as Robert Capa, Nadar, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Man Ray, to more contemporary authors including Geoff Dyer and Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Each publication is more than a translation — it is a carefully crafted edition, marked by exceptional attention to detail, design, and scholarly accuracy.

But publishing books is only the beginning. We believe that ideas must be lived, experienced, and discussed. That is why every project is promoted in manifold forms: exhibitions that bring images into space, screenings that open new visual dialogues, lectures and public conversations that expand the context. Each book becomes the center of a wider cultural program, engaging artists, scholars, and audiences in a shared exploration.

Our devotion has always been to humanistic values. Klaudberri is committed to fostering dialogue, peacebuilding, and sustainable development through art and cultural exchange. In a time when conflicts and divisions dominate the global landscape, we see publishing as a form of bridge-building — a way to bring forward the universal language of creativity and to nurture empathy across borders.

Today we are at a new beginning. With a legacy of more than 15 years behind us, Klaudberri Publishing is entering its next chapter: expanding our catalogue, broadening our collaborations, and continuing to bring essential texts and ideas into the Russian context. We invite readers, institutions, and partners to join us on this journey — because culture, when shared with care, has the power to change the world.