In the image: Giovanni Hänninen, “Teatro Farnese, Complesso Monumentale della Pilotta,” Parma, 2018
Thursday, October 28th, 2025, from 6 pm to 9 pm – Studio Lombard DCA, Milano
On October 28, the twentieth issue of AES Arts+Economics will be presented, marking the second chapter of Common Ground, a project born from the collaboration between Studio Lombard DCA, Milano Notai, and Le Dimore del Quartetto, with the contribution of Studio Marco d’Isanto.
This issue is dedicated to Cultural and Creative Enterprises (CCEs), which—after years of anticipation and cultural as well as professional efforts—have finally gained legal recognition. They are now officially included in the Business Register, with a special section dedicated to them, on par with other professional sectors.
AUTHORS OF THE VOLUME
Lombard DCA – The time for cultural enterprises has come
Umberto Croppi – From the Ronchey Law to the CCE Register: thirty years toward recognition
Carla Morogallo – Cultural and Creative Enterprises: the evolution of the species
Luca Formenton – Politics and cultural industry: perspectives and challenges for the future
Federica Vittori – Cultural and creative organizations in the third sector: notes for difficult times
Alberto Improda – CCEs and the knowledge economy
Antonio Calabrò – The soft power of Italian enterprises and the virtuous relationship between memory and future
Francesca Velani – New fields of action and skills for cultural and creative enterprises
Marco D’Isanto – Cultural and creative enterprises: perspectives and critical issues
Edited by Lombard DCA and Marco D’Isanto – Cultural and creative enterprises: an operational manual
Silvia Anna Barrilà – An alien gaze. The photography of Giovanni Hänninen
In the image: Giovanni Hänninen, “Teatro Farnese, Complesso Monumentale della Pilotta,” Parma, 2018
