Retrospective completion and in-depth indexing of the library's holdings in fine and applied arts,visual and material culture

涉及犹太视觉和应用艺术以及视觉和物质文化的文学具有跨学科性质。因此，在大学图书馆的采购概况中，它从未被全面考虑过。在今天的德国，没有专门研究这一领域的中央机构。因此，柏林犹太博物馆图书馆的目标是在DFG的财政支持下，系统地开发其现有的犹太艺术藏品。这一独特的焦点将塑造图书馆的形象，并从长远来看，将其确立为国家重要的中央研究设施。该项目的长期目标是在1933年被强行中断的德国犹太艺术史研究传统中创造一个连续的统一体，将其重新确立为德国学术景观的组成部分。在两个资助年的过去18个月里，收藏品中最严重的空白已经被填补。然而，事实证明，犹太艺术分类小组的各个领域仍然存在重大漏洞。第二轮融资将有助于朝着有追溯性、有系统地完成这些持有量迈出重要的一步。除了进一步采购二级文献外，馆藏发展战略的一个重点将是采购灰色文献(没有ISBN编号的小册子)。另一个目标是对新加入的图书和图书馆藏书中已有的图书进行彻底的索引。该项目将采用贝里因犹太博物馆同义词词典的特定主题描述，为用户提供一个准确和科学的工具来研究图书馆的藏品和方便获取博物馆的藏品。此外，正在制定一项外联计划。希望在资助期内将该项目介绍给从事犹太艺术领域工作的大学和研究机构。

Literature dealing with the Jewish visual and applied arts, as well as visual and material culture, is of an interdisciplinary nature. As such, it has never been considered in its full breadth in the acquisition profiles of academic libraries. In Germany today, no central institution exists which specializes in this field of research.The Jewish Museum Berlin library therefore aims to systematically develope its existing Jewish art holdings with the financial support of the DFG. This distinctive focus will shape the library's profile and, in the long run, will establish it as a central research facility of national importance.A long term goal of the project is to create a continuum in the research tradition of Jewish art history in Germany, which was forcibly interrupted in 1933, reestablishing it as an integral part of the German academic landscape.Over the past eighteen months of the two funded years, the most severe gaps in the collections have been filled. However, there still prove to be significant holes in various areas of the Jewish art classification group. A second cycle of funding will contribute a further major step towards the retrospective, systematic completion of these holdings. A focal point of the collections' development strategy, aside from the further acquisition of secondary literature, will be the acquisition of grey literature (brochures without ISBN-Number). Another goal is the thorough indexing of both new accessions and those titles already in the library's holdings. The project will employ the subject-specific descriptors of the Jewish Museum Beriin's thesaurus, providing users with an accurate and scientific tool to research the library collections and facilitate access to the museum's collections.Furthermore, an outreach plan is being developed. It is hoped to introduce the project to universities and research facilities working in the field of Jewish art, within the timeframe of the funded period.