The 2022 Revised National Curriculum was announced in December 2022. When a new curriculum is announced, the development of new textbooks will begin accordingly. It is natural to operate a teacher training program or distribute materials for teachers to settle the new curriculum to educational field successfully; however, it is practically impossible for elementary school teachers to analyze the curriculum of all subjects and prepare classes every time. In this situation, textbooks are used as a major tool that can apply the curriculum at a practical level. Therefore, this study attempted to study how to apply the aesthetic experience areas that are considered unclear and difficult to apply in the field among the three areas of art—aesthetic experience, expression, and appreciation. To this end, we analyzed the units belonging to the experience area in the art textbook based on the 2015 Revised National Art Curriculum and sought ways to reflect the aesthetic experience area of the 2022 Revised National Art Curriculum in art textbooks. The aesthetic experience area of the 2022 Revised National Art Curriculum was different from the experience area of the 2015 Revised National Art Curriculum, emphasizing learner’s reflection, adding desirable values and attitudes to be cultivated in art, and creating separate activities for learners who cannot use certain senses. Therefore, we suggest that the new art textbook adding activities related to newly added achievement standards, providing step-by-step guidance for learners’ reflection, and providing teaching and learning methods to foster values and attitudes relate to art.