| Abstract |
| Local culture festivals hold potential resources of high development possibility from the perspectives of securing local identity and achieving the desired image effect. Also, as local festivals become activated due to moving of public organizations to local areas and effort for local innovations, the importance of cultural stages to serve as an intermediary between culture and its users is becoming more emphasized. At this, it is urgently required to maximize the stage effect by designing festival stages to utilize local cultures of the corresponding region. Using Yeongam Wangin Culture Festival, which is being secured as the most representative tourism event of Jeollanam-do region, as the example, this study compares and analyzes stage designs of the past and the present as well as of other regions to multilaterally analyze development possibility, alternatives and problems of stage design. Therefore, this study aims to suggest new promotional plans for integrating of traditional culture and development as well as activation of stage design. |
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| Key Words |
| Local culture festival, Local innovation, Stage set design |
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