3. **What role do traditional materials and techniques play in the creation and preservation of tribal art, and how do they inform the cultural identity of the communities that create them?
4. **In what ways have modern artists incorporated elements of traditional Asian and tribal art into contemporary artworks, and what impact does this have on cultural preservation?
5. **Can you discuss the significance of symbolism and iconography in both Asian art and Tribal art, and how these elements reflect the beliefs and practices of the societies that produced them?
How do the materials and techniques used in traditional Asian art differ from those commonly found in Tribal art, and what cultural significance do these choices hold?
What are some of the most recognizable symbols or motifs in Southeast Asian textile arts, and how do they convey cultural narratives or spiritual beliefs?
In what ways have specific Asian art forms, such as Chinese calligraphy or Japanese ukiyo-e, influenced contemporary global art movements or practices?
How does the role of mythology and storytelling manifest in Tribal art from regions like Africa or Oceania, and what are some key examples of this practice?
What are the ethical considerations and challenges involved in the collection, display, and repatriation of Tribal art by museums and private collectors?
**What are the distinguishing characteristics of Southeast Asian tribal art, and how do these features reflect the cultural practices of the communities?
