Limitless Layers Exhibition Supports Disabled Students

University of Bradford to host art fundraiser on 19 November

The University of Bradford will hold a special art exhibition and fundraiser titled Limitless Layers: “I Am More” on Wednesday 19 November 2025. The event, running from 1pm to 4pm, aims to showcase artworks created by students with disabilities and raise funds for future inclusive art initiatives.

Event Details and Purpose

The exhibition is led by visual artists Jumoke Muritala and Dotun Oyesomi in partnership with the University of Bradford Union (UBU) and the university itself. It will feature a variety of powerful artworks and performances inspired by themes of resilience, identity, and connection within the West Yorkshire community.

All proceeds from the event will go towards supporting future art programmes designed to create more inclusive spaces for students living with disabilities. These initiatives aim to foster creativity and promote mental well-being among participants.

What to Expect

• Artworks: The exhibition will include paintings and mixed media pieces created by students, reflecting personal stories and experiences.
• Performances: Attendees can experience live performances that complement the visual art and highlight themes of empowerment and community.
• Networking: The event provides an opportunity to meet the artists, university lecturers, and leaders involved in promoting inclusivity and wellbeing through art.
• Discussions: Reflections on the role of art in healing, uniting, and empowering individuals will be shared during the event.

Attendance Information

The exhibition is free to attend, and tickets can be obtained in advance. It will take place at the University of Bradford, located on Richmond Road, BD7 1AZ.

This event forms part of ongoing efforts to support disabled students and promote inclusive practices within the arts and education sectors in Bradford and the wider West Yorkshire area.

For more information or to book tickets, interested individuals should contact the University of Bradford or visit the official event page.