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About Incognito Art Show

The Incognito Art Show is Australia's biggest and most inclusive art show. The not-for-profit art show is open to any artists interested in taking part regardless of professional or amateur status. The Incognito Art Show isn’t an ordinary art sale. Every piece of artwork (A5 in size), regardless of artist, is sold for just $100. The Twist? The identity of an artwork’s artist will remain anonymous at all times. Only once an artwork is bought, will the artist’s name be revealed to the buyer on the back of the artwork. Profits raised will go towards funding programs that support artists working with disabilities. The show’s unique model provides greater access to art-buying for those without the usual means to do so, as well as democratises art selection; buyers buy what they truly love, not a big name. Since inception in 2021, 3,000+ artists have taken part in the show and contributed over 10,000 original artworks. Some of Australia’s most celebrated artists have taken part including; Laura Jones, Julia Gutman, Blak Douglas, Ben Quilty, Nicholas Harding, Joan Ross, Abdul Abdullah, Clara Adolphs, Jason Phu, Zoe Young, Jasper Knight, Paul Davies, Phil James, Tsering Hannaford, Abdul-Rahman Abdullah, Shireen Taweel, Omar Musa, Miranda Skoczek, and Julian Meagher. Not to mention, all Studio A artists are contributing original works. Incognito Art Show has raised over $240,000 for partner arts organisations. These orangisations support professional endevours of artists living with disability; Studio A and Little Orange Studio. In 2024, We Are Studios will partner with Incognito Art Show. Incognito’s 3 key impact goals are: 1. To financially support arts organisations with the donation of profits 2. To provide emerging artists the opportunity to become professional artists 3. To inspire and develop a new generation of art collectors and supporters