The Aardt Foundation advances its mission through a range of scholarly and public-facing initiatives, including private tours, educational panels, public engagements, loans of artworks, web-based interaction, and the publication of critical and interpretive materials.
Educators are invited to schedule group tours for their art history or studio art classes. These guided experiences encourage creativity, curiosity, and dialogue. Tours may be tailored to align with curricular goals, offering deeper engagement with specific movements, works, or artists. Other groups and cultural organizations are also welcome to arrange tours, with opportunities for thematic connections and discussion.
Art professionals, students, researchers, and scholars are invited to set up individual viewings at the Foundation. These visits can involve a general introduction to the Aardt Foundation’s collection, or a more in-depth focus on particular areas of interest.
We encourage academic research into any of the artists, works or genres and movements in the collection. In addition to its collection, The Aardt Foundation maintains a library of works on specific artists and cultural movements as well as classical and theological studies.
