예술인의 주거 안정성이 안정적인 창작공간 보유에 미치는 영향: 2015~2021년 예술인 실태조사를 중심으로

This study empirically analyzes the impact of artists’ residential stability on the possession of stable creative spaces, utilizing data from the Artist Survey conducted between 2015 and 2021. The findings reveal that stable housing significantly influences the possession of stable creative spaces. In particular, the acquisition of stable residential spaces was directly associated with the acquisition of stable creative spaces, while unstable housing conditions were linked to precarious creative spaces. Furthermore, high levels of annual household income did not significantly affect the acquisition or stability of creative spaces, suggesting that the stability of creative spaces depends more on residential stability than on income levels. In addition to housing tenure, factors such as age, career length, and field of artistic activity also influenced the possession of stable creative spaces. Older artists and those with longer careers were more likely to secure stable creative spaces, as were visual artists compared to those in other fields. This study contributes to the literature by complementing prior research that treated creative spaces separately from residential spaces, offering a perspective on artists’ creative spaces as integrated live/work spaces. It empirically demonstrates the interconnections between stable housing and creative spaces. Based on these findings, the study proposes a policy framework that integrates creative space support and housing assistance into a unified live/work space model for artists, aiming to enhance their ability to secure stable environments for both living and artistic production.