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Berlin-based publisher, curator and architect Ilka Ruby gives insight into her journey into publishing at Ruby Press, and her creative aversion to the monograph, which leads her to seek new formats and perspectives. With a political and social perspective, Ilka describes her enjoyment of bringing different voices together in a meaningful way, and compares the process of making a book to curating and programming events as a way of stimulating debate.
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