As a follow-up study of the DeSeCo project, OECD has implemented a study on ‘future of education and skills’ from 2015, “The OECD Education 2030.” In the study, the OECD 28 competencies were selected, and the seven common areas for visual art subject were extracted by analyzing the OECD countries’ national art curriculum. The main purpose of this study is to examine how the OECD 28 competencies are reflected in the Korean 2015 Revised Art Curriculum in the primary and secondary level and how the Art Curricula are interconnected with each other. The mapping results and implications for the future research were derived as follows: First, most of the OECD competencies are mainly articulated in the Introduction,‘among the aspect of ‘Introduction’, ‘Goal’, and ‘Direction of Teaching and Learning Practices and Evaluation.’ Of the art subject competencies presented in the 2015 Revised Art Curriculum, excluding aesthetic sensitivity , are closely related to most OECD competencies. Second, 7 competencies of OECD competencies are reflected in the elementary art curriculum and 11 competencies in middle school level. The higher the school level, the greater the number and higher the level of competencies and emphasized the different competencies. Third, it is necessary to discuss the importance of ‘Literacy’, ‘Learning to learn’, ‘Action’, ‘Reflection.’ Fourth, the competencies of the affective areas of ‘Function, value, and attitude,’ which are indispensible for individual happiness and welfare of community society should be reflected in a great deal. Fifth, Digital Literacy for interaction based on ICT technology literacy should be reflected in primary school level as well as in secondary school level.