춘당 김수악 춤의 전승 양상

Abstract

This study is about the life and the transmission pattern of her dancing art about Kim Soo-ak, a representative figure who devoted her life to the preservation and the transfer of traditional arts, including Gyobang dance, in Jinju area, which is a repository of Korean folk dances. I divided into institutional, cultural, artistic, and social customs aspects to find out what aspects of the world of her dancing art developed around Kim Soo-ak's life. Based on existing literature data, the research method was used as materials for oral records of Kim Soo-ak, which is housed in the National Institute of Arts, and the testimonies that I heard while learning and interviewed the surrounding persons. Kim Soo-ak practiced her entertainment skills in earnest as she entered Jinju Gwonben at the age of 9. Kim had learned traditional dance through teachers such as Choi Sun-i, Kim Ok-min, Kim Nok-joo and Han Sung-joon, adding to her own artistic qualities. As a result, she were designated as the entertainment owners of the Important Intangible Cultural Property No. 12 Jinju Geommu and the Gyeongnam Intangible Cultural Property No. 21 Jinju Gyobanggutgeorychoom. I research the transmission aspects of Kim Soo-ak's dance divided into institutional, cultural, artistic, and social customs. Kim Soo-ak was a person who boosted her artistic and academic value by transferring Gyobang dance with over 80 years of traditional art spirits in the turbulent times of Korea. As a deep-rooted native artist of Seoul, she was found to have a very important significance in the history of local art.