How have traditional Asian philosophies and religions, such as Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism, influenced the development of visual arts across different Asian cultures?
In what ways did the Silk Road facilitate cultural and artistic exchange among Asian civilizations, and what are some specific examples of this influence in Asian art?
How do the materials and techniques used in traditional Asian art, such as ink wash painting and silk weaving, differ from those used in Western art traditions?
What are some of the defining characteristics and historical significance of the art from the Tang Dynasty in China, and how did this period impact subsequent Chinese art?
What are the key characteristics that distinguish traditional Asian art forms such as Chinese ink painting, Japanese ukiyo-e, and Indian miniature painting?
In what ways have Asian art styles and techniques evolved over the centuries, particularly under the influence of globalization and cross-cultural exchanges?
