Importance of Design Museum from the Perspective of Millennium Generation
AUTHORS
Min Kyong Kim,Culture and Design Management Division, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
Hyun-Kyung Lee*,Culture and Design Management Division, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
ABSTRACT
The goal of this paper is to elaborate on the reasons why the design museum is important in three different perspectives; Education, Communication, and Design Trend. Since Korea has not built a design museum compared with other countries like Europe or the U.S., this paper emphasizes the importance of the design museum. In this way, we can have more understanding and increase the general awareness of the design museum. Research is based on the exploration of diverse design museums as case studies by analyzing each characteristic; how each museum in different countries is varied. By analyzing case studies of several design museums’ features and current status, we found out that increasing the responsiveness, education, communication, and widening the views of design fields are factors to consider. The results from this paper will help professionals or audiences to have more clear perspectives towards the design museums and ultimately create a communication platform in design fields, while broadening the perspective and trend of design.
KEYWORDS
Design museum, Design education, Design exhibition
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