18 June 2026 – Thursday
18 June 2026 – Thursday

Private credit sotto pressione: sempre meno “private” e sempre meno “credit”? 

Marjane Satrapi and the Art of Refusing Silence   

Gordon Matta-Clark, Anarchitecture and the Honesty of the Demolished 

The Female Figure as Cultural Mirror: A Comparative Study of The Burial of Atala, Street, Berlin, and Woman I

This Must Be the Place: Bocconi Donor Event 2026

Rothko and Florence: A Bond Forged in the Monastery of San Marco

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In un contesto economico e geopolitico instabile, le reazioni dei mercati e le aspettative degli investitori tendono a influenzarsi in modo reciproco, con effetti sull’intero sistema finanziario. In questo quadro, il private credit è tornato al centro dell’attenzione, non tanto per una crisi conclamata, quanto per una serie di segnali che suggeriscono un aumento delle tensioni.  Nel 2025, alcune aziende finanziate da fondi di credito privato hanno dichiarato bancarotta. Tra queste ci sono…
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Il canto di chi non ha perdono 

Articolo in collaborazione con Tra I Leoni. Da Tutti morimmo a stento a La Buona Novella, Fabrizio De André costruisce una poetica degli ultimi che rifiuta di ridurre l’essere umano ai suoi errori, al suo status o alla morale dominante. Indaghiamo come Faber trasformi emarginati, prostitute, ladroni e condannati in voci capaci di interrogare la responsabilità collettiva, osservando l’umanesimo anarchico della sua musica, la critica alle istituzioni punitive e la centralità della pietà come forma radicale di riconoscimento.
di Alessandro Mazza e Chiara Corbella Ogni società si racconta attraverso ciò che celebra; più raramente accetta di riconoscersi in ciò che abbandona. Da questa frattura nasce Tutti morimmo a stento, il primo concept album di De André pubblicato nel 1968 e concepito nella forma di Cantata in si…
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Shorter Skirts and Other Economic Forecasts

If you see a guy in a three-piece suit staring out the window at female legs this autumn, don't jump to sexist conclusions. Maybe he's not just a chauvinist pig, after all: he could be diligently seeking clues to the financial future.
The Roaring Twenties were a period of experimentation, boldness, youthfulness at the expense of tradition. Glitz and glamour, paired with underlying simplicity, revitalised post-war fashion, as skirts shortened and silhouettes grew linear. While convenience and rejection of formality were key, beadwork, sequins and embroidery adorned evening-wear. Both waistlines and hemlines mirrored this new sense of audacity, respectively falling and rising throughout the decade. At the…

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The Female Figure as Cultural Mirror: A Comparative Study of The Burial of Atala, Street, Berlin, and Woman I

A comparative study of how three artists across three centuries used the female figure to reflect, critique, and challenge the societies that shaped them.
Serving as a mirror to societies that produce them, Anne-Louis Girodet-Trioson’s The Burial of Atala (1808, France), Ernst Ludwig Kirchner’s Street, Berlin (1913, Germany), and Willem de Kooning’s Woman I (1950–1952, USA) reflect politics,…
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This Must Be the Place: Bocconi Donor Event 2026

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Rothko and Florence: A Bond Forged in the Monastery of San Marco

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Marjane Satrapi and the Art of Refusing Silence   

Behind Marjane Satrapi’s black-and-white drawings lies a story of childhood memories, exile, and political resistance. Her work began as an autobiography and today, after her passing, we can see how it has become a manifesto for women’s freedom and equality.
Marjane Satrapi, the Iranian-French artist, writer, and filmmaker, passed away at the age of 56. Best known for her memoir Persepolis, Satrapi was one of the most important voices in visual contemporary visual storytelling. Her death marked the end of a deeply impactful life, both artistically and…
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Gordon Matta-Clark, Anarchitecture and the Honesty of the Demolished 

Gordon Matta-Clark- an architect who never built a single thing, yet spent the 1970s slicing through abandoned buildings. His art was a political act of resistance to ownership, driven by the motivation to expose the anatomy of the city. Fifty years later, those same buildings are luxury lofts, and the wounds have been sold.
What we think of today when someone mentions the district of SOHO in New York is luxury: a place of expensive designer boutiques, making it the top shopping destination. What also characterizes the neighborhood is its unique buildings, having…

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