This research studied the case of Woori Museum of Art in Dong-gu, Incheon that developed an integrated arts and cultural education program based on cultural facilities. Woori Museum of Art developed and has implemented an integrated arts and cultural ...
This research studied the case of Woori Museum of Art in Dong-gu, Incheon that developed an integrated arts and cultural education program based on cultural facilities. Woori Museum of Art developed and has implemented an integrated arts and cultural education program that unified three genres of fine arts, music, and play about the tale “Gaengiboori Tiger” since 2016. The program has focused on the cognitive domain of fine arts, the psychomotor domain of music, and the affective domain of play. Fifteen children took part in 12 sessions of the program in 2016, and 26 children participated in 16 sessions of the program in 2017. Thirty children are involved in the program in the first half of 2018, and the museum plans to expand the program according to community demand. Woori Museum of Art in Dong-gu, Incheon has functioned not only as a gallery but also local cultural facility considering the need to join in the art and cultural programs for local residents. This case shows that the cultural facility makes use of local cultural resources, and develops and constantly implements the program. This trial facilitates the spontaneous creation of the arts and cultural education ecosystem, and suggests the developmental direction of community based arts and cultural education.