How is Italy responding to the coronavirus? Friday a continuous YouTube live stream from museums and cultural venues, and beyond

On Friday, March 13, The Italy Called will be held on Youtube , a streaming initiative that will start at 6 a.m. and end at midnight to tell howItaly reacts to the coronavirus.

Personalities from the worlds of culture, science, business and innovation will participate to reiterate to viewers that “staying home” during this time of crisis is not wasted time, but an opportunity to do something extraordinary.

The Mibact will also join L’Italia chiamò with Mario De Simoni, president of the Scuderie del Quirinale, who will take the public behind the scenes of the exhibition dedicated to Raphael, Massimo Osanna, director of the Archaeological Park of Pompeii, who will give a lecture on the restoration of Raphael’s Sibyls at the Chigi Chapel of the Church of Santa Maria della Pace in Rome with Antonio Forcellino, Uffizi director Eike Schmidt who will take viewers to the Hall of Raphael and Michelangelo, and, finally, director Christian Greco who will act as a guide to the Egyptian Museum.

There will also be an opportunity to promote a fundraiser for the creation of new stations at intensive care units throughout Italy and to support all employees of the national health care system.

You can participate in the live broadcast by emailing partecipa@litaliachiamo2020.it. For more information you can visit the official website by clicking here, while for the live broadcast you can click here.

How is Italy responding to the coronavirus? Friday a continuous YouTube live stream from museums and cultural venues, and beyond

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