Kim Ok-ran: Namsan Arts Center Audience Records 2009_2020

South Mountain Art Center has been closed. The South Mountain Center for Art opened on April 12, 1962, by the name of Drama Center. The South Mountain Center for Arts has been using Seoul City as its school’s bronze art center since 2009, but its operation ended on December 31, 2011, when the East and West artist announced a single removal in January 2018. The theater community hastily organized a "Prevention of Emergency Management" and discussed it through public debate on April 12, 2018. The drama center has been built with official funding to the original citizen theater and is reaffirmed by the historic fact that it was opened with a fund of citizens. The controversy over privateization of the drama center has been a problem since the opening of the program, and it has also been reaffirmed with specific historical data. From 2009 to 2004, the South Mountain Arts Center has accumulated another historical time in the last 12 years. The South Mountain Art Center has met many creators and audiences in the centerpiece of its creation. A total of 200 productions, 3,074 participating artists, 119 co-workers and 263,015 spectators with the South Mountain Art Center. This is a book that is based on his memory and records of the time of the South Mountain Arts Center. I've written personal records and gathered the keywords for the audience who was playing in the South Mountain Art Center. To make the whole flow easier for each keyword, we have attached a simple summary to each of the first chapters.

Korean title: 남산예술센터 관객의 기록 2009_2020

Korean author: 김옥란

Korean publisher: 연극과인간

ISBN-13: 9788957867945