The Aleph Foundation has recently launched its online educational courses as part of its pedagogical projects. 

For participants in the Aleph Foundation’s online courses, some group activities have also been designed in person. 

These group activities aim to familiarize art enthusiasts with artworks, ideas, and artistic spaces as much as possible.

On this Saturday, the 26th of June, the group activity program for the courses “Music Appreciation” and “How to Confront Modern Art?” was held. 

In this group activity, a visit to the exhibition of Andy Warhol’s works at the Museum of Contemporary Art, city sightseeing, observation through sight and sound, photography, group discussions, and efforts to experience the process of creating an artwork through the participation of art enthusiasts were planned.

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The Persona exhibition, a collection of Andy Warhol’s works, was held at the Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art. In total, 28 works or seven sets of Andy Warhol’s works were presented in this exhibition, including one work that had not been exhibited before. Two films by Warhol were screened, and an introductory film was also shown.

After visiting the exhibition, a group activity focusing on experiencing the process of creating an artwork through the participation of art enthusiasts was designed, which was held along with a walk in urban spaces.

Following that, a free discussion on “Modern Art” was held at the ” Tehran Jazz Cafe” collection, where art enthusiasts engaged in discussions and exchanges of ideas about the topics they had learned in their classes.

The Aleph Foundation hopes to create a suitable environment for the further growth of its art enthusiasts by combining in-person and online spaces in its pedagogical projects