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What are some of the ethical considerations and challenges involved in collecting, preserving, and displaying Asian and tribal art in museums and private collections?

How do contemporary artists from Asian and Indigenous tribal backgrounds incorporate traditional techniques and themes into their modern works?

What role does symbolism play in both Asian and tribal art, and can you provide examples of common symbols used in these art forms?

How do the cultural and religious beliefs of various Asian and tribal communities influence their artistic expressions and artifacts?

What are some of the key characteristics that distinguish traditional Asian art from tribal art, and how have these characteristics evolved over time?

5. **How have modern art markets and collectors impacted the preservation and dissemination of tribal art from Asia, and what ethical considerations arise when dealing with these artworks?

4. **What role do rituals and ceremonies play in the creation and appreciation of tribal artifacts, such as masks or textiles, across various Asian indigenous communities?

3. **Can you explain the significance and symbolism commonly found in Tibetan thangka paintings and how these artworks are used in spiritual practices?

2. **How have traditional Asian art forms, such as Chinese ink painting or Japanese woodblock prints, influenced contemporary artists both within Asia and globally?

**What are the distinguishing characteristics of tribal art from different regions within Asia, and how do these artworks reflect the cultural identities of their communities?