In 2016 an Arts Council England Ambitions of Excellence award, match funded by the British Council, enabled Unlimited to extend global influence principally through co-commissions with non-UK based disabled artists. These case studies extend the learning from this work.
Unfixed case study, a creative research project that explored the intersections of art, disability, and technology, and involved ten disabled artists from the United Kingdom and Australia which built upon previous work undertaken by Australian Network for Art and Technology (ANAT).
Unlimited international producer placements case study, aimed at increasing the number of disabled people in leadership positions within the arts.
Nama Āto: Japanese Outsider Art case study, a collaborative exhibition that presented the UK debut of three Japanese visual artists, Koji Nishioka, Makoto Okawa and Yasuyuki Ueno. Each of the selected artists are members of Atelier Corners, a social welfare facility in Osaka, Japan, which supports disabled artists to realise their potential.
