Category / 100 years of GGL

Young talent promoter GGLMy first encounter with GGL was shortly after my education in 2000 at Typo in Berlin. Neville Brody and David Carson were the undoubted stars of the typo sky

Anyone having experienced “Gutenberg’s Machine Gun” (Erik Spiekermann about GGL, an honorary title that will have stuck by now) on stage or in dialogue, will never again have the courage for

The first time I just missed him. It was in 1961, my first semester at the Meisterschule für Grafik, Druck und Werbung in Berlin. GGL had just finished teaching there, but

For many years, my relationship with GGL was not exactly cordial, but nevertheless quite friendly. Once – I can’t remember the reason – he spent the night at our house, together

Günter Gerhard Lange – a memory Our first encounter took place in the restaurant on the second floor of Munich’s main train station. A location that Günter Gerhard Lange had suggested, although