The essay examines the impact of the information society on art creation and art appreciation education from an interdisciplinary point of view, combining sociology of information, semiotics, Post-structuralism, art history, and hermeneutics. The three main parts of this essay are as follows. First, this essay deals with the impact of the information era on social ecology, economic structure, and living style. Second, this essay discusses the relationship between the use of native and global languages of art under the impact of information globalization. Third, this essay examines issues concerning the interpretation of works of art and history of art using network-thinking. Art history writing has been and will be subjected to the idea of particular art historical and ideological frameworks. These frameworks need to be carefully examined, so that the meaning of works of art and the contribution of art historians’ thought can be discerned properly.