Unlimited: Celebrating art and culture by Deaf and disabled people

London 2012, the UK Arts Councils and the British Council want to commission high quality, ambitious work by disabled and Deaf artists that can be experienced in a wide range of spaces, to help celebrate the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

They are encouraging disabled and Deaf artists to push beyond their personal best alongside Paralympic athletes, by creating work which opens doors, changes minds, and inspires new collaborations.

In a new addition since the launch of round one last year, artists who wish to develop international collaborations could be supported by the British Council.

Disabled and Deaf artists can apply for Unlimited Commissions through Arts Council England’s Grants for the arts application form.

Visit the Arts Council England website for further information on the criteria and the support available to applicants.


Deadlines

There are two remaining deadlines for the commissions:

Round two
Deadline for applications: 1 October 2010

Round three
Deadline for applications: 18 April 2011

To find out about the first 10 commissions awarded, read the Arts Council England press release.

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  • Supported by Arts Council England
  • AGMA Association of Greater Manchester Authorities
  • Lancashire County Council
  • Cumbria County Council