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/  ,  CHOI Ikseo/ Hongik University, Spatial Design Dep't Abstract (Background and Purpose) The audience would like to understand and enjoy exhibits that include videos, animations, games, and other interactive media (i.e., they would like to go beyond simply appreciating the artwork). This study aims to investigate the funding needed for special exhibitions at museums and compare the budgetary needs to what is needed for relic display, which consumes the majority of funds at most museums. (Research Method) Based on this line of reasoning, the following research topic was developed: Exhibitions with interactive elements have greater bearing on an audience’s satisfaction than exhibitions concentrating on relic display. In order to affirm this hypothesis, Traditional Gyeonggi Style Furniture was selected as a sample special exhibition for the study, and audience satisfaction was measured through a survey. (Result) We hope that this study will inspire museums to more efficiently allocate exhibition budgets and thus increase visitors’ satisfaction.

A Study on the Effectiveness of Budget with Visitor Satisfaction according to Exhibition Productions