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We all see it every day; it’s everywhere, and yet hardly anyone pays it any attention: we’re talking about typeface. Christian Mathieu from the Berlin State Library and Michael Lailach from the Art Library want to change that and – partly because they work in institutions focused on written heritage

To mark Hermann Parzinger’s departure as President of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (SPK) and the appointment of his successor, Marion Ackermann, a symposium bringing together the SPK’s key research partnerships was held at the James Simon Gallery on 20 and 21 May 2025. The focus was pri

Lars-Christian Koch on Hermann Parzinger

Klaus-Dieter Lehmann on Hermann Parzinger

Gero Dimter on Hermann Parzinger: Openness, goodwill and freedom of action characterised the collaboration with the SPK President – particularly during difficult times.

A fleeting diary of a presidency marked by a series of milestones. But how did those milestones come to be there? The stories lie behind the images and in a daily routine for which one had to be prepared. One way or another.

Today’s Hidden Gems features Veronika Davis, who has been working in the reception area of the Media, Communications and Events Department since 2018

We all see it every day; it’s everywhere, and yet hardly anyone pays it any attention: we’re talking about typeface. Christian Mathieu from the Berlin State Library and Michael Lailach from the Art Library want to change that and – partly because they work in institutions focused on written heritage

To mark Hermann Parzinger’s departure as President of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (SPK) and the appointment of his successor, Marion Ackermann, a symposium bringing together the SPK’s key research partnerships was held at the James Simon Gallery on 20 and 21 May 2025. The focus was pri

Lars-Christian Koch on Hermann Parzinger