Since the 2000s, corporate support for culture and arts has been diversified. In particular, Hyundai Motor Company expressed its intention to pursue interactive relationships by using the term partnership instead of sponsorship and has been operating partnerships in earnest by opening Art Lab, a culture and arts support department. This study aims to derive changes and implications in the culture and arts community that emerged through corporate partnerships. As a result of analyzing Hyundai Motor s partnership operation, Hyundai Motor has established a sustainable environment in the culture and arts world by breaking away from the existing sponsorship method that provided subsidies. However, it is regrettable that the target of sponsorship was concentrated on famous writers, and other projects were also selected repeatedly, so other artists were not provided with opportunities. Due to the nature of the non-profit culture and arts community, it relies on corporate partnerships, but COVID-19 has led to a closure, closure, and a decrease in the amount of support in the amount of support. Therefore, it seems necessary to revitalize various forms of partnerships that can overcome this.