Triple

Target class: Indigenous art tradition
Context triple: [Haida art, instanceOf, Indigenous art tradition]

• A. Indigenous Australian art form
  An Indigenous Australian art form is a culturally rooted visual or performative expression—such as painting, carving, weaving, dance, or song—that conveys ancestral stories, spiritual beliefs, and connections to Country through traditional symbols, techniques, and practices.
• B. Native American art chosen
  Native American art encompasses the diverse visual, material, and symbolic creations of Indigenous peoples of the Americas, reflecting their cultural traditions, spiritual beliefs, histories, and relationships with the land.
• C. Arctic cultural tradition
  Arctic cultural tradition encompasses the beliefs, practices, arts, and social customs developed by Indigenous peoples of the circumpolar North in close relationship with extreme cold environments, seasonal cycles, and subsistence lifeways.
• D. visual art tradition
  A visual art tradition is a historically and culturally rooted set of shared practices, styles, techniques, and aesthetic values that guide the creation and interpretation of visual artworks within a particular community or lineage.
• E. Hopi cultural expression
  Hopi cultural expression encompasses the traditional beliefs, rituals, arts, language, and communal practices through which the Hopi people convey their worldview, values, and relationship to the land and spirit world.
• F. None of above.