The Incognito Art Show is back for 2026! With over 20,000 A5-sized pieces up for grabs at $100 each, every artwork sold helps raise funds for development programs for artists living with disability.
The coolest thing is that the identity of the artists remains anonymous until sold, so you could score an exclusive one-off piece by a well-known artist or an exciting up-and-comer. Categories include portrait & people; text; landscape & nature; aboriginal & indigenous; architecture, interiors & urban; botanicals & flora; food & drink; animal; children's artworks; sport; vehicle & transport; still life & objects; and abstract.
Last year I purchased two artworks. The one above is ''Conscious", made from acrylic and cardboard, by Karl Reimann, a graphic designer and creative. My wish list was packed with mainly animal prints again (see 2024), but nothing was speaking to me. I had seen this one earlier and immediately dismissed it. The website really did it dirty, so it wasn't until I saw it blurred and tiny in the background of a news segment that I was intrigued by its size and scale. I had no idea what I was getting but got it anyway. It's so out of character for me, but I love its quirkiness/uniqueness. The second was a piece by Millet.ish that I bought for a friend (he adored it!).
I haven't decided if I'll buy one this year. I'm on a tight budget at the moment but maybe I will eventually. But it's a cause worth supporting and I still adore all three of my artworks that I have from previous years.
In person and online starts are happening now :)
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