| Title |
A Comparative Study on the Artwork Policy for Buildings and Art in Architecture Program |
| Authors |
박용수(Park, Yong Soo) ; 박미예(Park, Mi Ye) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2024.40.6.3 |
| Keywords |
Artwork Policy for Buildings; Art in Architecture Program; Connection Between Architecture and Artwork; Participation of Architect |
| Abstract |
This study explores the link between buildings and artworks and the role of architects in South Korea's Artwork Policy for Buildings. To
shed light on this connection, this study compares it with the Art in Architecture Program in the United States. The comparison involved
analyzing various data, including systems, guidelines, and prior research from both countries. This study examines four aspects: the range of
architectural artworks, the planning and installation timeline for buildings and artworks, the process of selecting artworks, and the involvement
of architects in the development of architectural artworks. The findings show that in the United States, architecture and artworks are
harmonized through a broad range of building-related artworks. This integration comes from open communication during the joint planning
and execution of architecture and art projects. Furthermore, architects in the United States play an active role in the selection process by
serving on committees that choose artists aligned with the building's concept, rather than focusing solely on the artworks. Architects also
participate in planning and installing artworks in buildings. This study concludes that South Korea's policy could benefit from emphasizing
the connection between buildings and artworks and increasing architects' involvement, as seen in the United States' approach. |