포용적 예술의 국제협업 실행연구 : 프로젝트이인 x 캐나다 내셔널엑세스아트센터 협업사례를 중심으로

This study aims to explore how inclusive art, an art form fostered through the interaction and collaboration among artists from diverse backgrounds, can be implemented in an international setting. It examines the inclusive art practices of artists with and without disabilities, with a focus on the international collaboration between Project YYIN and the National Access Art Centre of Canada, a project jointly funded by Korea and Canada in 2023. This study reviews the existing literature and policy background and presents findings and implications based on the framework of action research, analyzing the objective, background, and process of the case. The findings highlight the provision of non-disabled facilitators and accessibility, the importance of inclusive attitudes of institutions for sustainable collaborations, the fostering of artistic possibilities through the active participation of artists with disabilities, and the possibility of unpredictability and risk-taking, and how to build relationships between collaborators. The significance of this study lies in providing concrete examples of how inclusive arts can be integrated and enacted in both theory and practice through artistic endeavors in the arts field.