CLEAN : Anti-oil protesters stick themselves to Constable's 'Hay Wain'

Evan, a 22-year-old supporter of Just Stop Oil, discusses the urgent need to end new oil and gas licensing. He emphasizes the importance of nonviolent action to prevent civilizational collapse and criticizes the government for failing to protect citizens. Evan highlights the significance of art, not just for future generations, but as a tool for activism. He calls for a reimagined version of the HAYWAIN to inspire ordinary people to stand up against injustice.

What is Evan's primary reason for supporting the 'Just Stop Oil' movement?

• He is against all forms of art.

• He wants to work in the oil industry.

• He wants to become a politician.

• He believes in nonviolent action to prevent environmental collapse.

According to Evan, what is the government's failure?

• Supporting too many environmental movements.

• Increasing taxes on oil and gas.

• Failing to protect citizens as per their democratic mandate.

• Not providing enough art funding.

Why does Evan question the value of art?

• He questions its value in a world lacking basic needs like food and water.

• He thinks art is too expensive.

• He feels art is not appreciated by the younger generation.

• He believes art is outdated.

What does Evan suggest about ordinary people in the face of injustice?

• They can and must take a stand.

• They should focus on personal success.

• They should rely on the government to act.

• They should ignore the issues.

What is the purpose of reimagining the HAYWAIN according to Evan?

• To create a new art style.

• To show how people can stand up against suffering and injustice.

• To demonstrate how art can be sold for profit.

• To make art more accessible to the public.