Culture-Specialized Area Development Project Team, Iksan-Cultural & Tourism Foundation, Iksan 54607, Korea.
School of Business Administration, College of Business and Economics, Chung-Ang University, Seoul 06974, Korea.
Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2020 Oct 16;17(20):7545. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17207545.
In this study, we aim to propose motives that can help increase the creative activities of Korean performing artists and discuss the policy implications for the sustainable management of Korean performing arts. First, we investigate the characteristics of Korean artists that receive subsidies as a form of government support for undertaking artistic activities. Second, we examine whether receipt of such grants influences the artists' job and life satisfaction. Through a logistics model, we reconstructed the "2015 Survey Report on Artists & Activities" and validated the research hypothesis. We first considered subsidies that could directly impact artists' income and activities and then verified whether subsidies influence artists' job and life satisfaction. As a result of the research, first, art grants should be supported in order to help artists produce creative and experimental works. Second, we showed that artists' subsidies should be expanded in order to enhance artists' quality of life and the sustainability of artistic activities. Above all, subsidy support for artists showed that art can be legitimate as a public good, which is a common asset in society.
在本研究中，我们旨在提出一些动机，以帮助提高韩国表演艺术家的创作活动，并讨论韩国表演艺术可持续管理的政策含义。首先，我们调查了接受补贴的韩国艺术家的特点，补贴是政府支持他们从事艺术活动的一种形式。其次，我们研究了获得这些赠款是否会影响艺术家的工作和生活满意度。通过物流模型，我们重新构建了“2015 年艺术家和活动调查报告”，并验证了研究假设。我们首先考虑了那些可能直接影响艺术家收入和活动的补贴，然后验证了补贴是否会影响艺术家的工作和生活满意度。研究结果表明：第一，为了帮助艺术家创作有创意和实验性的作品，应该支持艺术赠款。第二，为了提高艺术家的生活质量和艺术活动的可持续性，应该扩大艺术家的补贴。总之，对艺术家的补贴支持表明，艺术可以作为一种公共利益而合法化，这是社会的共同资产。
