| Title |
Pathways That Impact Public Art Projects |
| Authors |
김도근(Kim, Dogeun) ; 이권영(Lee, Kweonyeong) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2022.38.6.169 |
| Keywords |
Public art; Residents participation attitudes; Perceived activists attitudes; Sense of community; Social well-being |
| Abstract |
This study aims to statistically verify the pathways that impact public art. Through public art projects, it promotes communication among
residents, enhances community values through resident participation and improves the social well-being of residents. A survey was conducted,
three times during February through March, May through June, and September through October of 2020, on residents from 20 villages in
Busan who participated in at least one public art project. Upon conducting empirical analysis, the results revealed that activist attitudes and
resident participation attitudes had a positive effect on the socio-cultural, economic, and residential environment performances with regards to
public art. Additionally, the socio-cultural and residential environment performances positively affected the sense of community and overall
social well-being. While this study may have verified pathways that impact public art, current studies are limited to case studies and
post-project questionnaire surveys. |