On Friday in Milan, Italy, protesters hurled flour at a 1979 Andy Warhol sports car painting as a way of venting their resentment.<\/p>\n

The incident is just another example of the pattern set by Generation Z climate change activists who target and destroy artwork in galleries using food or other objects.<\/p>\n

While two other protesters spread mashed potatoes on a Monet, two others threw tomato soup at a van Gogh painting. For environmental justice, one person threw cake at the Mona Lisa while others poured milk on store floors.<\/p>\n

Each time, the artwork was protected by glass, preventing it from being damaged.<\/p>\n

According to Reuters, this time, members of the band Ultima Generazione, or Last Generation, used flour to simulate snowfall on Warhol’s BMW Art Car.<\/p>\n

The group, Ultima Generazione, conducts nonviolent civil disobedience actions to demand immediate and effective measures against the ecoclimate collapse, according to the group’s website.<\/p>\n

In Egypt, there were climate talks going on when the group vandalized the sports car.<\/p>\n

Although U.N. negotiators agreed to make “reparations” payments to poorer countries, they have not yet specified how these payments will be made.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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