In this paper, the current status of North Korean performing arts crea- tion was analyzed based on the process of changes in performing arts pol- icies during the Kim Jong-un era in North Korea, and through this, the inter-Korean art exchange plan is presented as follows. First, it is necessary to enact laws and secure budgets to achieve cul- tural exchanges between local governments, regardless of political ex- changes between the two Koreas' political exchanges. Second, a network should be established where private art organizations can communicate. Third, it is necessary for artists from both countries to communicate and open exhibitions and performances through online communication net- works, and North Korea, which is thoroughly blocking the outside world, needs to make efforts to resolve inter-Korean conflicts based on openness and transparency from a macro perspective.