In the process of becoming a elementary school teacher, art education plays a minor role and is paid little attention to by those who compete in entrance examinations to become teachers. However, elementary school teachers should teach art classes. A narrative inquiry of two new teachers analyzed and reconstructed the variables in art education, the ideal art class, and real art class experience. First, when it comes to their recognition of art classes,art classes were regarded as creative expression activityies that attracted student s interest and focus on expression rather than experience and appreciation. On the other hand, art classes were recognized as breaks or business hours. Second, when it comes to the difficulty of the teachers in art classes, classroom preparation for art activities, perception of art class by manager or fellow teacher, and the members of classroom are factors that provide many difficulties in art class. However, despite the misconceptions and environmental difficulties of art classes, the two new teachers were doing their best for each of the ideal art classes. Through this study, I would like to reconsider our point of view of realistic art class based on the school scene and to help provide meaningful elementary art classes.