Learn from our artists and other sexworkers/artists in a special workshop day in our castle, as part of the exhibition The Artist Sex Worker Artist Show

Outside of the castle walls, No Limits! Art Castle is appearing in M HKA in antwerp as part of the exhibition Museum Spelen, an exhibition that is curated by children in collaboration with De Studio, which brings a very playful and interactive experience to the space. No Limits! Art Castle has a special section right in the middle of the museum.

Work-disability-sexuality-WORKSHOP by Artist Jet Moon. On Tuesday the 19th of September this workshop/talk/interaction takes place online via Zoom, 8pm-9pm CET The workshop is free, reserve by sending an email with your name and the name of the workshop to info@nolimitsartcastle.nl

Over the past year and a half, we have been part of Innovatielabs, an initiative by Creative Industries Fund NL and CLICKNL. Researcher Stefanie van Zal has been following four of the collaborations we set up to assess what works well and what doesn’t. The aim of this research is not only to gain insights into the effective factors of these collaborations but also to share these lessons with the rest of the cultural sector. Starting from October 21st, we present the results of this research at the Dutch Design Week. During this event, we will also showcase the work of Anemoon Fokkinga and Rik Laging: Aquatic Fauna Research Lab (A.F.R.L) Chapter I: Glowing and Growing. Anemoon and Rik have been collaborating for a long time and will present a mysterious laboratory at DDW, featuring extraordinary deep-sea creatures that didn’t succumb but adapted to a changing world, along with plastic waste, radiation, and more.

A brain and a gender that won’t conform to the norm often go hand in hand. As diverse as the queer community is in terms of gender, so it is in terms of neurodiversity. That’s why, in advance of Queer Pride 2023, No Limits! Art Castle turned literally and figuratively pink for six weeks!

The exhibition 70% shows the work of Gijs Frieling (1966) with his mother Titia Frieling (1944). No Limits! Art Castle is transformed into a dollhouse on a human scale.