Through its support of Korean-language docent at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Kate Oh Art Inc. contributes to the democratization and universal accessibility of art. By guiding Korean-speaking visitors through the museum’s global collections, this initiative enhances public engagement with world art and promotes cultural literacy. It reflects the organization’s broader mission to support the development of art by breaking down language barriers and making artistic experiences more inclusive and approachable for diverse communities.

Kate Oh Art Inc. participated in the Very Special Art Festival—an inclusive art event held by St. John’s University in collaboration with the Community Inclusion & Development Alliance (CIDA) in Bayside, NY. The festival brought together children with and without developmental disabilities to celebrate creativity through a shared art competition. As a jury member and cultural mentor, the organization helped guide young participants in exploring self-expression through visual art, furthering its mission to promote inclusivity, accessibility, and the transformative power of art in all communities.

Kate Oh Art Inc. has collaborated with prominent cultural institutions—including Asia Society and Museum, the American Museum of Natural History, and the Korean Society—to present engaging public programs that celebrate Korea’s rich artistic heritage. As part of these efforts, the organization has annually hosted interactive workshops featuring traditional Korean masks (tal) and Minhwa painting, offering participants of all ages a hands-on introduction to Korean folk art and storytelling. These programs reflect the organization's mission to share Korean culture on global stages and foster intercultural dialogue through the arts.

The Minhwa workshop introduced participants to the beauty and symbolism of traditional Korean folk painting. Attendees had the opportunity to learn the history and techniques of Minhwa while creating their own works inspired by this vibrant cultural heritage. The event aimed to foster cross-cultural appreciation through hands-on artistic experience in an inclusive and welcoming space.

In an effort to educate younger generations about Korea’s rich artistic heritage, Kate Oh Art Inc. hosted a lecture on traditional Korean Minhwa painting for students of all ages. The session provided an in-depth introduction to the philosophy, motifs, and techniques of Minhwa, making Korean traditional art more accessible in an academic context. This program reflects the organization’s commitment to nurturing cultural appreciation and promoting global understanding of Korean art through education. The lecture was led by a distinguished scholar who has taught Korean art and culture at esteemed institutions such as Rutgers, Princeton, Wellesley, and HCUND (Hospitality Committee for United Nations Delegations).

To conclude a semester-long course on traditional Korean Minhwa painting, Kate Oh Art Inc. organized a special exhibition showcasing student-created artworks alongside pieces by local and renowned Korean Minhwa artists. This culminating event celebrated Korean culture through all five senses — featuring live performances by Korean traditional musicians, a hanbok try-on experience, and a tasting and smelling of authentic Korean cuisine. The program offered students and attendees a deeply immersive and memorable introduction to Korean heritage, supporting the foundation’s mission to promote cross-cultural understanding and the growth of Korean arts abroad.