This study was conducted using a phenomenological research method by the educators of culture and arts
education for adults with disabilities in area of fine art. As a result of the study, 5 upper categories and
16 lower categories were derived. According to each category, first, adults with disabilities have various
disorders that are included in neurodevelopmental disorders, and these disorders appear to be different
from one institution to another, making it difficult to find consistency. Second, delays in the cognitive, perceptual,
behavioral, and emotional development of adults with disabilities played crucial role in art class.
Third, the disability phenomenon in the class is the difficulty of teaching due to mixed disabilities, unexpected
behavior, difference in reaction to art materials, difficulty of production and communication, insufficient
learning motivation. Fourth, adults with disabilities enjoyed artistic expressiveness, placing value
on the choices made by many. Finally, through participation in the program, adults with disabilities showed
various improvements in cognitive, emotional, and behavioral control. The study then presented implications
and suggestions.