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Viewing Unlimited Festival 2024 at Southbank Centre

Unlimited Festival – founded in 2013 – is a multi-artform, perspective-shifting festival showcasing outstanding dance, performance, comedy, music, poetry and visual art by disabled artists. The packed four day programme taking place at the Southbank Centre includes a free exhibition of a new commission for Unlimited by photographer Suzie Larke. Larke spent three years making the work in collaboration with individuals and mental well being groups. Larke says of the project: ‘The essence of belonging is like the invisible thread that weaves through the fabric of our mental wellbeing. It’s not just a fleeting desire or a passing fancy; it’s a fundamental need within us. When we feel connected, valued, and accepted by others, it nourishes our sense of self-worth and contributes significantly to our overall happiness.’


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Dates
04 September 2024 — 08 September 2024

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