Unlimited is an arts commissioning programme that enables new work by disabled artists to reach UK and international audiences.

A photo of British Paraorchestra's The Nature of Why by Paul Blakemore. There is someone standing playing the clarinet and three dancers standing or kneeling at different levels around them. Behind that there is a semi circle of audience members lit by lightbulbs hanging from the ceiling.
The British Paraorchestra, The Nature of Why. Photo by Paul Blakemore

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Nwando Ebizie looks forward with red light shining on her face, which has decorative gems and paint on it.
Distorted Constellations by Nwando Ebizie. Photo by Anya Arnold.

Unlimited launches new commissioning round!

29 July 2020

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A man wearing glasses and a polo neck shirt sits opposite a Black woman with pink-hued hair wearing a white shirt. There is a laptop on the table between them.

Unlimited needs two new trainees!

12 October 2020

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Old portrait of a man smoking a pipe. His name, John Gale, is written underneath. The image is in black and white.

Wellcome Research Bursaries: what did our artists discover?

8 October 2020

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An old looking parchment, bordered by a fine red line, contains a delicate black ink illustration. The drawing moves in a wave, from top to bottom. It is made up of small animals such as birds, all moving in unison.

Reimagining Arts Commissioning

24 September 2020

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Vince Laws – A Very Queer Nazi Faust

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Neal Pike – TENTACLES

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JoAnne Haines – Colour Full

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