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Unlimited - £1,500,000 for Deaf/disabled art

Unlimited will celebrate disability, arts, culture and sport on an unprecedented scale, as part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad.

unlimited launch image The programme has four pillars:

Unlimited Commissions: a £1.5million commission fund to support the production of quality work by disabled and Deaf artists, and disabled and Deaf led arts organisations
Unlimited Talent: bespoke training and mentoring programme for successful applicants to support the realisation of their commission
Unlimited Presents: work created through Unlimited Commissions will have the opportunity to be showcased in London and across the UK
Unlimited International: supporting collaboration between artists in the UK and other countries, and showcasing new work around the world. This pillar of the programme is being led by the British Council and is still in development, full details will be announced in 2010

Unlimited is principally funded by the Olympic Lottery Distributor, and is delivered in partnership between London 2012, Arts Council England, the Scottish Arts Council, Arts Council of Wales, Arts Council of Northern Ireland and the British Council.

For more information, see the Arts Council Unlimited website.

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