We fund boundary-pushing work that might struggle to find a home elsewhere. Because change happens when the industry chooses to book work by disabled artists.
Our mission hasn't changed. But we've sharpened how we talk about what we're looking for and why.
π Find out more: bit.ly/4uSfZSW
Meet the Venice Fellows β¨
Alumni artists, Jennifer Booth, Dominika Jackowska and Jameisha Prescod are heading to Venice for the 61st Biennale.
Over a month-long residency in partnership with British Council, they'll be invigilating, connecting with artists, and developing their creative projects.
Our new resource, How to embed access riders in the workplace, answers key questions arts workers need to better support artists.
But what does it look like from an artistβs perspective?
Christopher Samuel shared his experience on our blog: bit.ly/3URpBg7
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Introducing our new level one Allies: East Bank, Fierce Festival, Lakeside Arts, Transform, Warwick Arts Centre, and WOW Foundation.
These organisations have committed to working with us for the next 12 months. Together, we're building a more inclusive arts sector.
π Find out more: bit.ly/4f0FCJx
Last chance to apply! Applications close midday on Monday β°
"Mummy, what's wrong with that man's legs?"
A playful, joyous new children's circus show from Head Over Wheels explores the absurdity of navigating an everyday world not built for everyone. Catch it in Oxford this weekend.
ποΈ Get your tickets: bit.ly/46LWDoG
Rudy Kanhye explores the forgotten histories of indentured immigration, uncovering stories buried by time, trade, and silence.
Working with archival materials and glass prints, his practice reflects on what is visible and hidden, tracing legacies of empire, migration, and transcultural solidarity.
Nadenh Poan and Stopgap reimagine the wheelchair as something that can hold more than just a body - bold movement, irresistible rhythms, joy for all ages.
ποΈ RO-TES-αααα on tour this summer across Wales and England: bit.ly/4oG6GDd
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β³ One week left to apply.
Weβre inviting disabled curators, creatives and producers to join the selection panel for the Unlimited Partner Awards - helping shape what gets commissioned, supported, and funded.
Apply by Monday 15 June, midday.
π bit.ly/UnltdPanel
Early bird tickets on sale now for Unlimited Symposium 2027. Book while you can - places are limited. π‘
Three-days at East Bank, London exploring disability arts, creativity, and what cultural exchange can do when it leads to real change.
ποΈ 15-17 March: bit.ly/49s4rgP
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π³οΈ You belong at the table.
Join our panel and help decide which disabled artists get supported and which work gets made.
Apply by 15 June, midday.
Full details: bit.ly/UnltdPanel
