February 26, 2026 – 4:00 PM
Alberto Gottardo and Francesca Sironi / somewhere studio
Giorgio Minisini and Arianna Sacripante / Progetto Filippide

The first meeting of the public program will focus on the themes of sport and inclusion. Francesca Sironi and Alberto Gottardo, authors and directors of “Rivincite”, will take part, together with Giorgio Minisini and Arianna Sacripante, protagonists of an episode of “Rivincite” and members of Progetto Filippide. 

 

March 10, 2026 – 6:00 PM
Sebastiano Leddi / Perimetro
Rafa Jacinto, Alessandro Treves / Perimetro
ADD Academy
Derthona Basket

The second meeting of the public program will be dedicated to the work of Perimetro and its three photographers, who have documented several emerging sports realities, including Baskin and art du déplacement, offering an in-depth look at inclusive sporting practices and new forms of expression in urban space. Both the photographers and the athletes will be present at the event.

 

April 1–2, 2026 – 6:00 PM
Prof. Silvia Camporesi / KU Leuven (joining remotely)
E4sport Laboratory, Politecnico di Milano
IIT
Stefano Mirabelli / Model Dome

The third meeting of the public program will focus on themes related to the future of sport, with reflections spanning bioethics, the relationship between body and technology, and the increasingly central role of data usage. The discussion will explore ongoing transformations and possible future trajectories of sporting practices.

For 40 years, Tensoforma has worked on the concept of lightness as constructive intelligence, designing architectural envelopes that combine engineering precision with design vision. The book tells a story of co-design, research, and international projects, contributing to a new culture of building.

Marinonibooks

The volume retraces the figure of the great Irish designer through the words of Gisella Bassanini and Giovanna Canzi. What emerges is an independent and visionary personality, a pioneer of modern design, capable of redefining the way domestic spaces are conceived as places in relationship with the body, gestures, and everyday life.

Wednesday 18 February, 6:00 PM

Speakers: the authors Gisella Bassanini, Giovanna Canzi, and Beppe Giacobbe; Beppe Finessi and Luciano Galimberti.

A cycle of documentary films dedicated to the history of living and dwelling in Italy. Four events exploring how homes, cities, and objects have accompanied the country’s social and cultural transformations.

Curated by Alberica Archinto, Alberto Saibene and Ranuccio Sodi
In collaboration with CSC / National Archive of Industrial Cinema

PROGRAM OF EVENTS
Free admission

• Massimo Magrì, a filmmaker at Olivetti

Sunday, February 15 – 11:30 am

A tribute to filmmaker Massimo Magrì, author of innovative industrial films made for Olivetti, a company that symbolized Italy’s design culture. The documentaries highlight the meeting of cinema, design, and industrial vision, including collaborations with Ettore Sottsass.
Introduction by Enrico Morteo.

Films (short films):
Le regole del gioco (1968)
Macchina cerca forma (1970)
Software Olivetti (1969)
Per gioco. Macchine tradizionali (1970)

• The Seventies and the Housing Struggles

Sunday, February 22 – 11:30 am

A focus on the decade of social mobilization and the right to housing, in an Italy marked by internal migration and underserved peripheral areas. Militant cinema documents urban struggles and social tensions.
Introduction by Fabrizio Ravelli.

Film:
Lotte per la casa a Milano (1972), by the Milanese Collettivo Cinema Militante.

• Visible Cities

Sunday, March 1 – 11:30 am

A look at the neighborhoods built in the postwar years under the INA-Casa plan, which transformed the Italian urban landscape. These documentaries recount the growth of suburbs and new forms of living through the lens of social inquiry.
Introduction by Giovanni La Varra.

Films:
Uomini e case (1955)
La città verticale (1957)
La città oppressa (1964)
Inchiesta alla periferia (1960)
Posizione dell’architettura (1953)

• The House of Cini Boeri

Sunday, March 8 – 11:30 am

A portrait of architect and designer Cini Boeri, a central figure in Italian design. The film retraces her work on living spaces, from domestic interiors to everyday objects, with particular attention to the iconic Casa Bunker. Directed by Maddalena Bregani, who will be present.

Film:
La casa di Cini Boeri (2024, 60’)

Milan today is a forward-looking city: creative, international, and open. This book does not portray it as a guide, but as an experience and a source of suggestion. In Lea Anouchinsky’s images, the city appears suspended and silent, and architecture becomes the protagonist of unexpected perspectives.

Wednesday 11 February, 6:00 PM

Speakers:
Chiara dal Canto, author 
Lea Anouchinsky, photographer
moderated by Laura Leonelli