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Discover more with a National Art Pass, and help us fund the vital work of museums and galleries across the UK.
Explore what’s on, and get free entry to hundreds of museums, galleries and historic houses plus 50% off major exhibitions with a National Art Pass.
We give grants to help museums do more: from buying works of art and sharing them across the UK, to providing funding and opportunities for curators.
By supporting Art Fund, you help museums build inspiring collections, invest in the expertise they need, and connect more people with art.
Your support will help raise £15,000 to tell the story of Oxford's rich history through its locals.
The Museum of Oxford need £15,000 to display the intriguing objects from Oxford’s pubs and breweries which will make up an exhibition telling their history through their own locals.
17 October 2019
It's fireworks every day with our pick of this month's shows. Be dazzled by Bridget Riley, colour-drenched by David Hockney, wowed by riotous Soho and much more.
27 August 2019
Autumn is bursting with some of the biggest shows of the year. From Rembrandt to robots, Blake to Buddhism, here’s our roundup of the season’s blockbuster exhibitions.
1 February 2019
From Leonardo da Vinci to Jeff Koons, Mary Quant to Stanley Kubrick, the year is chock-a-block with exhibitions to amaze, intrigue and move you. Here are our recommended exhibitions for 2019.
15 November 2019
Museums nationwide will benefit from a further £810k of funding through the programme, which provides funding and training for regional museums and galleries to secure important strategic loans from national collections.
14 November 2019
As political parties prepare for the General Election on 12 December, we believe it's crucial that a commitment is made in their manifestos to tackling some of the major issues facing museums today.
14 November 2019
The National Gallery in London is seeking to raise the final funds it needs to acquire Gentileschi's The Finding of Moses. The gallery has received a £1m grant towards the campaign from Art Fund as well as donations from other organisations.
