Premier Inn Collection Reproducitons

Premier Inn Collection: Project Art Works Launches Exclusive Reproduction Artworks for Sale

Project Art Works has launched the Premier Inn Collection, a series of high-quality reproduction artworks now available for purchase. The collection features eight pieces created by neurodivergent artists from the Project Art Works supported studio, all of which are currently displayed in Premier Inn’s Premier Plus rooms across the UK and Germany.

Gemma, Premier Inn, Art On Loan, 2022 — Premier Inn, Liverpool

For the first time, guests and collectors will have the opportunity to own these works, with all sales directly supporting the artists and the work of Project Art Works. The reproductions are available exclusively via the Untitled Gallery website, Project Art Works’ dedicated platform showcasing neurodivergent artists.

A Collaboration Championing Neurodivergent Artists

The Premier Inn Collection is the result of an ongoing partnership between Project Art Works and Premier Inn. The initiative brings original and inspiring work by neurodivergent artists into public spaces while increasing visibility and recognition for their practices.

A painting by the artist Carl Sexton. A square canvas covered with acrylic paint. Bright purposfeful dots of pink, red, blue, yellow and green. The dots often over lap and some have drips running down from them. They peice feels like it was made with energy and speed.

A painting by the artist George Smith. A square canvas covered with acrylic paint. Using broad strokes of pink, green, red and yellow .

A painting by the artist Sam Smith. A square canvas with four explosions of colour in orange, green, a light pink and dark pink. The canvas looks like the paint has been thrown at the canvas with force.

A painting by the artist Claire Matthews. A square canvas covered with acrylic paint. Bright pink, scratches of black, white , yellow and green. It's hard to tell how the paint has been applied but it represents the way Claire will work with an artist facilitator to make movements applying paint that is spontaneous and without planning.

A painting by the artist Stanley Ellis. A square canvas covered with acrylic paint. The paint is applied in purposeful brush strokes moving mostly up and down, left to right and back again.

A painting by the artist India O'Sullivan. A square canvas covered with acrylic paint. Deep blue and bright pink create an abstract piece.

A painting by the artist Gemma. A square canvas covered with acrylic paint. The paint has been placed in a seemingly delicate way with taps of a paint brush on the canvas letting paint drips down.

A painting by the artist Aida Ashall. A square canvas covered with acrylic paint.

Kate Adams, CEO and Artistic Director of Project Art Works, said:

“We are pleased to launch the Premier Inn Collection and share these powerful works with a wider audience. This initiative not only celebrates the unique talents of our artists but also offers people a way to support neurodivergent creativity in a meaningful way.”

Artists whose work forms part of the collection includes Carl Sexton, India O’Sullivan, George Smith, Claire Matthews, Gemma, Stanley Ellis, Sam Smith & Aida Ashall.

Where to Buy:

• Purchase via: Untitled Gallery website

• Price: £150

Premier Inn will also share details of the collection through its Project Art Works partner page, helping to connect guests with the opportunity to own a piece of this collection.

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