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5. **What are some of the ethical considerations involved in the collection and display of tribal art, particularly regarding the cultural heritage and rights of the indigenous communities?

4. **Can you explain the significance of dragon motifs in Chinese art and how their representation has evolved over different dynasties?

3. **In what ways have Western collectors and museums contributed to the preservation and dissemination of tribal art from Oceania and Africa?

2. **How do the spiritual and religious beliefs of indigenous tribes in Southeast Asia manifest in their art and artifacts?

**What are some of the distinguishing characteristics of traditional Japanese woodblock prints, and how have they influenced modern art forms?

These questions can help guide a deeper exploration and understanding of the diverse and rich traditions of Asian and Tribal art.?

5. **What are some ethical considerations and challenges related to the collection, preservation, and display of Tribal art in galleries and museums, and how can institutions address these issues?

4. **How do the materials and methods used in Asian and Tribal artifacts reflect the geographical, environmental, and social contexts of the regions they originate from?

3. **In Tribal art, particularly those from indigenous cultures, how are art and craftsmanship integrated into everyday life and what roles do they play in rituals and ceremonies?

2. **How have traditional Asian artistic techniques, such as brush painting or pottery, influenced contemporary art practices both within Asia and globally?