OH Art Foundation is a Chicago-based nonprofit, founded in 2013 by artist and educator InJung Oh and rooted on the South Side. It celebrates diversity through accessible, cross-cultural and intergenerational art and cultural programs that connect artists, youth and communities. Its work forms a "full-circle" ecosystem of arts education, professional exhibitions and intercultural programs. Weekly K-12 classes and summer camps introduce young people to global traditions, and an annual student exhibition is held each December. The foundation presents seasonal festivals, including Black History, Women's History, Asian Pacific American and Latinx festivals, which combine visual art exhibitions with live music, dance and collaborative media. Since 2019 its Incubation Initiative has supported underrepresented artists and curators in entering the professional art world.