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

FROM THE BLOG

a photograph of Mohammad standing in front of his new mural in Wakefield.
Mohammad Barrangi. Image credit: Daniel Johnson

Welcome to Wakefield: Unlimited announces its new home!

26 October 2021

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A pink image where on the left it reads in white text: Unlimited Podcast: Making Art Accessible. Underneath is the Unlimited logo in white. On the right side, there is a graphic with a smartphone and a pair of headphones on the screen.

The Unlimited Podcast: Making Art Accessible – Episode 1: Access on a budget

12 January 2022

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An image of two people sat in front of a large piece of paper. One is a live-illustrating a talk by Jess Thom in blue and yellow colours. The headline is the word 'language barriers' written in white within a blue speech bubble.

Join our team as the new Administrator

11 January 2022

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Digital illustration showing a cartoon head with pink hair speaking. They say "what am I able to do?" while looking down at scroll of paper on which is written 'priority list'.

Covid-19 resources for artists, producers, and creatives

20 January 2022

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EXPLORE OUR COMMISSIONS

Joseph Wilk — Wheel trails

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Jack Dean & Company — Hero and Leander, or, I Love You But Everything’s Under Water

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StammerMouth – CHOO CHOO! (Or… Have You Ever Thought About Pushing Someone Off Of A Train Platform? (‘Cos I Have.)

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