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Unlimited: Making the Right Moves

Case Study

Unlimited: Making the Right Moves was a six-year programme run by the British Council, in partnership with Candoco Dance Company across Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Ukraine. It included a series of performances, workshops and research aimed at shifting perceptions of disability within the arts and beyond. British Council Ukraine's Iľja

A wooden chair placed in front of a wall filled with rows of very small models of people in either a white or terracotta colour.

Bogdan Tomashevskiy

Artist

Artist Bogdan Tomashevsky was born in 1986 in Uzhgorod, Ukraine. In 2010 he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture with a bachelor degree in architecture and arts. He worked as an architect from 2008 till 2011. But in 2011 happened an event that turned his whole life