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Due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, there are fluctuations in the economy of the developed countries, changes in the government policies, cuts in the central bank interest rates, and easing in economic policies. However, unlike the recession in the real economy, stock price index and real estate prices are hitting all-time highs every day, and the art market is booming and art prices are skyrocketing. This is true for the Korean art market. However, in terms of GDP per capita, the Korean art market lags behind the world's major art markets. Rather than neglecting it as an autonomous structure within the art world, it is necessary to seriously consider what is needed for the quantitative and qualitative growth of the Korean art market from a financial, social, and policy perspective. Thus, this paper analyzed the 'activation of art loans' as a need for quantitative and qualitative growth of Korea's art market. The 'art', 'art market', 'art loans run for organization' , and 'art exchange' were analyzed in terms of market demand and supply. To this end, interviews with two major art institutions and loan cases from domestic and foreign advanced financial institutions were analyzed. Through this analysis, microscopically, it is necessary to ‘lower the loan interest rate’ and ‘increase the period’, ‘the diversity of loan product composition’, ‘the expansion of the number of lending institutions’, ‘the professionalism of the borrowing institution members’, and ‘the loan acceptance of new artists' works’, macroscopically, 'confirmation of the authenticity of artworks', 'mandatory disclosure of art transaction data', 'installation of art exchanges', 'calculation of art price index', 'creation of government funding', etc. were derived.
