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Corporate Sponsorship on Contemporary Art Museums in the Age of Globalization
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세계화 시대의 기업후원과 현대미술관의 변화 양상

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Yang Eun Hee
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Korean Society of Basic Design & Art Journal of Basic Design & Art Vol.18 No.5 KCI Accredited Journals
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2017.10
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339 - 352 (14page)

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As globalization accelerates and mobilizes the capital, multinational corporations sponsor global art museums in order to improve their corporate image as active market-seekers, and to sell products and/or services beyond their national boundaries. This paper analyzes the changing contemporary art museum as site of globalization and corporate marketing. First, it traces the distancing from a traditional model as art keeper and educational institution into a multi-faceted locus that seeks the increase of visitors and corporate sponsorships and marketing strategies of art museums in the age of globalization. The discussion includes the switch to post-modernist art that caused contemporary art to become hybrid and cross-genre and to take a ‘cultural turn’. This change has resulted in art as cultural idiom often instrumental in resolving economic and socio-political issues and in art museums as effective marketing sites where innovative and inclusive ideas are valued and intermingle within culture. In such environments, the corporate-sponsored art museum functions as a consumer-targeted arena which, with the aid of marketing, produces and promotes cultural production that crosses boundaries. Finally, the paper examines three globally recognized contemporary art museums as active showcases of mutually-profitable, long-term-based relationships between the two sectors. I outline the approaches and projects of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, Tate Modern, and Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum which range from online art education to performance art events and cultural labs.

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