The present research undertakes an in-depth analysis of the dynamic shifts in multicultural art education research, triggered by revisions in the educational curriculum, while providing recommendations for prospective trajectories. To investigate these trends, text mining methodologies were utilized. The findings of the study indicate that both the curriculum and multicultural art education research share a foundational understanding of art, culture, and comprehension. Furthermore, it is evidenced that art, culture, and understanding constitute the foundational learning elements in both art education and its multicultural variant. However, the research also highlights a limited receptivity of multicultural art education towards the contentious keywords emerging from each curriculum revision. In response, the study proposes the necessity for further research, notably the development of programs that incorporate central components of the 2022 curriculum revision, including community competence, visual communication skills, and creativity and convergence. Such measures are expected to significantly boost the effectiveness of multicultural education within school environments.