This study examines art teachers' challenges and opportunities and the impact of Lgr22 on art teachers' didacalicum in theory and practice. The study is based on three qualitative informant interviews carried out in an exchange of knowledge. The study's theoretical perspective connects through curriculum theory in three stages textual discourse, interpretive discourse with practical discourse. The result shows that Lgr22 is a development of Lgr11. The result shows that all informants agree that there has been a shift in Lgr22 from goals and exhibitions, to making visible to the students their learning process from idea via work process to results, where the student's testing and reassessment is in focus. This agrees well with today's research on learning. Lgr22 where it is stated that the visual arts teacher must start from the students' world of interests and their own visual culture. Several of the study's informants use the research-based idea of value-creating science to achieve this goal. In the study, their results go so far as to say that the new word combinations in Lgr22 contribute to creating, through an evolution, a new and forward-leaning tradition for the pictorial subject.