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The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University recently opened "Dis/orient," an exhibition that aims to confront long-held ...

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From ancient rituals to global diplomacy, explore how thoughtful gift-giving shapes trust, power, and connection, especially across Asian and Western cultures.

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