Abstract
The purpose of this study is to suggest concrete ways to increase museum accessibility for the visual impairment, the most vulnerable group, so that the museum can be accessible to people with or without disabilities. The visual impairment is also a representative of cultural alienated in museums where most of exhibitions are visually oriented. Investigate the demands of visually impairment who want to visit museums and analyze new exhibition aids for the visual impairment set up by national museums. The exhibition method that is equally set up for the visual impairment from the standpoint of general visitors is discussed and proposed the policy. In addition, including the necessity and possibility of preparing an exhibition considering the visual impairment, the exhibition using Lee Eungno's <People> is examined. This study meaningful in suggesting the possibility of an exhibition that considering the visual impairment as a part of an lower the physical and psychological barriers of the museum.
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