CLEAN : Bums and cash set tongues wagging at UK's Turner Prize

The video discusses the importance of expanding the art world to include not only historical figures like Picasso and Matisse but also contemporary and emerging artists. It emphasizes the potential for current prize-winning artists to become future household names. While the jury does not aim to provoke, art can sometimes lead to controversy. The video also highlights an initiative to make art shows more accessible by allowing visitors to pay what they can, encouraging more young people to engage with art.

What is the main focus of the first section regarding art appreciation?

• Focusing solely on historical male artists

• Only promoting future artists

• Including both historical and contemporary artists

• Excluding contemporary artists

What is the role of art prizes according to the second section?

• To focus only on historical art

• To help identify future well-known artists

• To provoke controversies intentionally

• To create immediate fame for artists

How does the jury approach controversies in art?

• They avoid any controversial topics

• They only focus on non-controversial art

• Controversies arise naturally from the artists' work

• They actively seek to create controversies

What is the purpose of the 'pay what you can' initiative?

• To increase profits from art shows

• To make art events more accessible to young people

• To discourage young people from attending

• To limit attendance to only wealthy individuals

On which day can people attend the art show and pay what they wish?

• Thursday

• Wednesday

• Tuesday

• Monday