The London-based Art Fund charity launched a curators programme earlier this week at Frieze Masters in London, bringing together key museum professionals from the US and the UK— including Nicholas Cullinan, the director of the National Portrait Gallery—for a day-long conference. The Art Fund is also all loved up, having teamed up with the relationship website eHarmony.co.uk. The arts organisation is an official partner for eHarmony’s Love Captured photography competition which “challenges the nation to share their best images depicting love”. For every entry, the website will donate 50p to the Art Fund. In return, the art charity will give each weekly winner a National Art Pass enabling free entry to more than 240 museums—so love really is in the (art world) air.
